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PREFACE TO 1928-29 EDITION.
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CONTENTS.
Part I
LOCAL CALENDAR, - - 5—16
Population - - - 17—37
Valuation - - • - 17
Agricultural Statistics - 18
Fishery Statistics - 10
Benefactions - 33
Part II— Officials.
COUNTY OF BUTE - - 19
ISLE fo BUTE - - 35
Parish and Burgh of Kothesay 37
Parish of North Bute - - 63
Parish of Kingarth - 65
ISLE OF ARRAN fi7
Parish of Kilbride . - 6S
Parish of Kilmory - - 89
ISLE OF CUMBRAE - - 71
Burgh of Millport. - - 72
Part III— Householders.
ISLE OF BUTE :
Rothesay - - - - 75
North Bute ... los
Kingarth • - - 113
Part IV— Traders.
ISLE OF BUTE :
Rothesay .... 115
North^Bute - - - 123
Kingarth ... 125
THE CUMBRAES:
Millport - - 126
MISCELLANEOUS.^
Postal Information - 61, 66, 1">A
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PART I.
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(2) Steamboat boycott of Millport [three days], 1906.
Mon (3) Win C Harvey, Printer-Publisher, Lochgilphead, d 1927
Tues Debut of the Royal Rothesay Silver Band on Esplanade, 1927
Wed (5) Ex-provost Robert Craig Miller, Rothesay, died 1926.
Thur Silver Wedding of Prov. and Mrs M'Millan, Rothesay,1918.
Fri King married, 1893. Marquis of Bute married, 1905.
Sat Ex-President Taft, U.S.A., LL.D., Aberdeen Univ., 1922.
San Lieut Jas Cunningham, Rothesay, killed at the Front. 1916.
Mon (10) Lord Bute brought his bride to Mountstuart, 1905.
Tues Alex. Campbell appointed Rothesay Registrar, 1916.
Wed (10-11-12) King George V visited Rothesay, 1920.
ThurEx-Prov. Mcintosh apptd. Clerk, Bute Insurance Co., 1923
Fri (12) David Arnot apptd. County Cleik of Buteshire, 1923.
Sat Inauguration of Albert Memorial Fountain, Rothesay, 1864
Sun iRev John M 'Alpine, ltoslin (native of Rothesay, died), 1922-
Mon (15) Captain Harding appointed Chief Constable, 1898.
Tues|(16) Death of Couucillor William Black, Rothesay, 1921.
Wed [King George V, visited Edinburgh (Butemen honrd), 1911.
Thur (20) Saint Bruix Day Fair instituted, 1585.
Fri |R C Garden Fete, Convent Grounds, Rothesay, 1923.
Sat I Rev John R. Scoular, Cupar-Fife, died 1915.
Sun IRev John Saunders, Kingarth, inducted, 1879.
Mon International Advertising Convention visited the Clyde, 1924
Tues Dr Andrew J. Hall, Rothesay, died, 1916.
Wed j3000 American- Scottish Clansman welcomed Hame, 1928
ThuijPirnmill Ferryboat foundered : the 30 passengers saved, 1923
Fri (29) Sir James Lamont, Knockdhu, died, 1913.
Sat 29) Freedom of Rothesay to Prof. Sir Win. Macewen, '22.
Sun 30) Rev J D Ramsay inducted to Rothesay Free Ob., 1918
Mon Sheriff Anderson, Dumfries, to Renfrew and Bute, 1917
Tues'l8a Internacia Esperanto Kongreso opened, Edinhurgo, 1926
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Many thanks for the latest issue of your very well compiled Directory of Bute
County, This, as in previous years, will be very useful here. The Commercial Library
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BUTE COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Aug-,,
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Calendar— Anniversaries, etc.
House of Lords decided in favour of Remainant Frees, 1904
1250 Scottish-Americans welcomed Hame on holiday 1926.
Rev J ME Ross,Editor, British Weekly, died in Italy, 1925
Earl of Dumfries born at Mount Stuart, 1907.
Rev Hugh Davidson inducted into West U F Church, 1925
Charter granted to Lodge Rothesay St John, No. (296) 292
A. W. Herbert appointed County Clerk, 1909.
Scots Coronation Stone taken to England, 1296.
Late King's Coronation (postponed from 26th June), 1902
Rev Frank Saunders bd, killed in action, 1918.
John Morrison, Master of Works, Rothesay, died 1926.
(11) Wm. Spencer, J. P., Southpark. died, 1911
Sir William Maxwell, Ardbeg, knighted, 1919.
Rothesay Electric Tramways Inspected by Bd of Trade, 1902
Wed (14)Sergt. Dune. Ferguson, killed at the Front, 1916.
Thur Late King's first visit to Rothesay, 1847.
Fri (16) Rothesay Esplanade Russell Band Stand opened, 187S
Sat Roth say Town Council purchased fire engine, 1913.
Sun Rothesay Electric Tramways opened for traffic, 1902.
Mon Agricultural Society's Free Gift Sale at Roth. Castle, 1917
TuesiArchd. Brown, Banker, Rothesay, died, 1903.
WedjPresbyterianism established in Scotland, 1567.
ThuvlVisit of Foreign Esperantists to Rothesay, 1907.
Fri ;Steamer " Comet " launched at Port Glasgow, 1812
Sat ',(24) George Innes, Pawnbroker, Rothesay, died, 1913,
26'Sun SherifF Wilson introduced to Rothesay Sheriff Court, 1912.
27 Mon 1(28) Opening of Railwaymen's Conv. Home at Ascog, 1924
28| Tues I Private Gavin Fleming, H.L.T., killed at the Front, 1916.
29 !Wed j Memorial Stone of Bridgend New U. F. Church laid, 1908.
30 JThur Death of Adam D Macbeth, Writer, Rothesay. 1917.
31 Fri |Opening& Dedication of new St Andrew s Ch, Roth., 1925
This useful handbook of useful local information is again issued - - - - -
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The new edition of the Bute County Directory for 1927-28, published by Messrs
Higgie & Co., Rothesay, maintains the reputation of the publication as a comprehen-
sive record of activities and information of interest to the county. The directory
comprises county and burghal information, lists of public officials and society office-
bearers, agricultural and fishery statistics, and householders and traders. The calen-
dar, with anniversaries for each date, is in reality a compact history of the county. —
Record and Mail, Glasgow.
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Calendar— Anniversaries, etc.
1 § a t Princess Louise and Marquis of Lome visited Rothesay, 1874
2 g un (1) Sanitary Congress at Rothesay, 1922.
3 ji on Freedom of Rothsy. to A. B. Stewart and Thos. Russell, 1875
Tues Sir Jn Reid gave Krskine House for Soldiers' Hospital, 1916.
Wed JEx-Bailie Aitchison, Rothesay, died, 1908.
ThuriSergt. T. Hamilton killed at the Front, 1916.
Fri jCo-Operative Society formed in Rothesay 1918
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Rev Chas Matheson, ma, inducted, Chapehill U.F. Ch., '22.
ex-Bailie Muir won Scottish Bakers' Champion Cup, 1909.
(9) Chapelhill Free Gaelic Church, Rothesay, opened, 1860.
Sergt. Donald M'lntyre awarded Military Medal, 1916.
Rothesay public street lighting by Electricity, 1899.
James Heaton, Spirit Merchant, Rothesay, died 1924
Ex-Provost Sharp, j.p,, d.l.. died 1914.
Waverley Picture House, Rothesay, opened 1926.
Rothesay War Memorial unveiled, 1 922.
John Cruickshanks, Plumber, died, 1907.
Tues [League of Mercy Fete at Mountstuart. 1926
Wed [Corp. Robert C. Miller, Canada, killed at the Front, 1916.
Thur James Robertson, Greenan Mill, died 1927
Rev Charles Matheson, called to Aberdeen, 1925.
Ex-Provost Brown, Rothesay, died, 1878
Sir John Lindsay. Town Clerk, Glasgow, died 1927
Wm. Tytler appointed Agent, Royal Brnk, Roth, 19 6'
Opening of "Lady Margaret" Hospital, Millport, 1900.
Rev Dr Alex. Robertson, Nagpur. died at Rothesay, 1920.
Thur Rev Samuel Crabb, Ardbeg Baptist Church, died 1919.
Fri (Freedom of Rothesay to first Barber, 1764.
Sat Use of Iron Harrow Pins enacted in Bute, 1720.
Sun Prince Leopold visited Rothesay, 1876.
1(30) Bailie John Slaven. Rotbesav, died 1924
As far as we can see, the information about Millport and Cumbrae is quite cor-
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is th« same. The book, which runs into 144 pp., should be extremely useful and con-
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who have business dealings with the inhabitants.— Largs and Millport News
This useful publication is again to hand. The publishers havo been so enter ■
prising as regards its compilation that the Directory is now an absolute necessity to
business people who have dealings with the picturesque County of Bute. Tt should be
noted that the Directory also contains a useful almanac. — Ardrossan Herald,
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Calendar— Anniversaries, ete.
Ministerial Jubilee of Rev J M Dickie, bd, New Roth., 1926
Colin Wilson nurseryman, R< tin-say, died, 1922.
Battle of Largs, 12fi3. Jewish New Year begins.
Lord Ninian Stuart killed in action in France, 1915.
Lord Bute intimated gift of Museum and Library, Both., '25
Rev Father M'llmail, late of Rotheeay, died 1927
Arch Lainont, j r 3 Port Bannatyne, died, 1921.
Win Montgomerie. solicitor, Richmond. Canada, died 1018.
Supf. Robertson appld. Cf. Constable of Buteshire, 1 925
Freedom of Roth, to G R. Stephenson of Glen Caladli, 1869.
Grain Store. High Street, Rothesay, burned, 1922.
Roth. Branch An Comunn Gaidhealaeh formed, 1906.
James Dobbie. florist, of Dobbie & Co., Rothesay, died 1905.
Glasgow Water works opened, 1859.
No life can be dreary when work is delight.— Havergal
(17) John Gibson, butcher, died, 1909.
Wm P Dickie, j p, Farmer, Bannatyne Mains, died 1921.
ex-Provost Rowatt, Millport, died 1928
Sudden death of Councillor D. I. Morris, Rothesay, 1911.
Q. M. Sergt. Neil Leitcli died through War shock, 1919.
Telephone connection with Kilchattan Bay opened, 1908.
(21) Andrew Dodds, joiner. Rothesay died. 1903.
Ordination and Induction of Rev Wm.Galbraith, Roth., 1888.
Malcolm Weir, Rothesay's Oldest Merchant died 1925
James VI styled King of James I Great Britain, 1664.
J C Lamb inducted U F Church, Lamlash, 1922.
Rev Wm Gardiner inducted in Craigmore U F Church. 1926
(28) Duncan M'Nicol. Cabman-Poet. Rothesay, died, 1926.
Freedom of Rothesay to Marquis of Lome, 1874.
Opening of Rothesay New Gas Works 1899
Prince George visited Rothesay. 1922
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HevO T Beale, ha, inducted rector, St Paul's, Rothesay, '0 9
James Lyon, farmer, Drumachloy, died, 1913.
Parish Councillor Harry Leitch, Rothesay, died 1925
Institution of Anct. Order of Forresters, Court Bute, 1871.
Whale caught in the Kyles, 1 880
Duncan Dewar, Architect, Rothesay, died 1926
Dr Scougal, Inspector of Schools, died, 1916.
Rev J. C. Rendall inducted into Roth. Baptist Ch., 1920.
John M. Lamont appointed Clerk to Lieutenancy, 1915.
Alex. Lister, florist, Rothesay, died, 1917.
The Great War ended: Armistice signed 1918.
Donald Grant, solicitor, Rothesay, died, 1920.
Roth. Harb. Trust agreed to impose Id toll on pi«r. 1916.
(13) Deacon Thomson, Ardbeg, aged 94, di«d 1917.
Thur (14) Fishery Conference at Rothesay, 1905.
Fri !(17) W. A. Wilson, Proprietor of " Buteman," died, 1908.
" Duchess of Rothesay" Chapter 15, O.K.S., instd., 1905.
A. M. Millar, grocer, Rothesay, died, 1917.
Semi-Jubilee of Rbt. A. Mason, supert., Prudential, 1915
Ex-Provost Orkney, Rothesav, died, 1909
(20) Rev Peter Dewar, North Bute, died 1927
(Roth, celebr. union of Free and U.P. Churs. [31stOct] 1900
24) John Knox died, 1572
Capt. Claud Gray Buchanan, killed in action, 1914
First newspaper printed in Bute. 1839
(25) Induction of kcv Alex. M'Kenzieto North Bute, 1927.
Rothesay Town Council took over Gas Works, 1 843.
Opening of Bute Savings Bank Premises, Castle St., 1905
Thurj(30) Bute Burns Club instituted, 1887.
Fri |Presentation to Alex M'Nab, Church worker. Rothesay.'21
Foundation of Chapelhill Free Church laid, 1859.
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Queen Alexandra born, 1844.
(3) Old Mountstuart House destroyed by tire, 1877.
Nevv Rothesay Masonic Temple opened, 1909.
(5) A. M. Mackay, Farmer, Bruchag died, 1913
Amalgamation of Buteshire Liberal Associations, 1917.
George Shiells, J. P., Rothesay, died suddenly, 1915.
(8) J. Windsor Stuart, Factor on Bute Estate died, 1905.
Public Halls, built byex-Prov. Chas^Duncan, opened, 1879.
First Lighthouse in Clyde (Cumbrae). opened 1757.
Hugh M'Lean, farmer, Ascog, died, 1920.
League of Nations Branch founded in Rothesay, 1926
Death of Councillor Robert Miller, Rothesay, 1917,
" Bnteman" Jubilee Celebration and Presentation, 1904.
David Lawson, Baker, Rothesay, died, 1919.
(16') Rothesay Advertising Association instituted, 1903.
(17) New Zealand Flag unfurled. Rothesay Academy, 1910.
Resuscitation of Prov Gmd Ldge of Argyll and Isles, 1875.
Rothesay public records lost when being returned, 1660.
George Berwick, M d, Ardbeg, died 1925.
Captain John Mackirdy, Beechwood, died, 1913.
Old Bute Militia Colours left in Roth. Parish Ch., 1920.
Kyles of Bute Hydropathic burned, 1909 — re-opened, 1911,
Ex-Bailie Brown, Rothesay, pres. Liberal Assocn., died, 1912
Lady Margaret MacRae bom, 1876.
Christmas Day. Imperial penny postage, 1898.
David Macnair, store-keeper, murdered in Canada, 1922.
Alex. M'Farlane, farmer, Meikle Kilchattan,died 1920.
(27) Rev Wm C. GalbraHb. ma.bsc Roth., Ordained, 1925
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M'Kirdy & M'Millan, Lmtd.. Rothesay, formed, 1898.
John J Wilkie .£20,000 bequest to Rothetay, intimated, 1928
Colonel M'Leod Robertson awarded D.S.O., 1918.
Tragic death of Major GH Fenton Newall, 1916.
James Heron, Rothesay merchant and Volunteer, died 1903.
(7) Feier Leith, chemist, Rothesay, died at Glasgow, 1918.
Capt. Archd, Reid, Rothesay, awarded M.C., 1918.
Rev J. King Hewison inducted to Rothesay parish, 1884
David Robertson, Baker, Rothesay, died, 1910.
(9) Dr John Maddever, Walsall, died 1911
To work with a will gives strength and skill.
Rothesay erected into a Royal Burgh, 1400.
Memorial Stone of Millport Hospital laid, 1901.
Major J. R. Yeates, County Procurator -Fiscal, died 1920.
(14) Robert Stewart, Grain Merchant, Rothesay, died 1926
Arch. M Burnie, Florist and Seedsman, d. at Edin , '1924
Bishop Smith, of Argyll and the Isles, died 1918.
Hugh Thompson, Foreman Postman, Rothesay, s died 1924
James Keith, restaurateur Rothesay, died, 1920
James Duncan, j p, oldest Farmer in Bute, died 1922.
British Legion formed at Rothesay, 1925.
Lord Bannatyne, of Karnes, admitted advocate, 1765
William Roy appointed Postmaster of Rothesay, 1 922.
(25) Colonel Maclsaac, V.D.. Rothesay, died 1915.
Rev A Cowie, inducted in Ascog U F Ch, 1925.
Robert Duncan, Hotel Keeper, Auchenloclian, died, 1922.
(24) Freedom of Rothesay to first local Shipbuilder, 176£.
Hugh Duncan, ma, Writer, Glnsgow, died, 1921.
Marquis of Bute enlisted as Private Soldier, 1916.
James Thompson, Bootmaker, Rothesay, died 1915.
A. O-. Murrav nppointpd President. Court of Session, 1905.
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City of Glasgow Bank Directors sentenced, 1879.
R D Macmillan appointed Procurator-Fiscal of Ayr, 1916.
(2) Provost Munn, Rothesay, died, 1858.
Jubilee Presentation to Bridgend U F Ch Office-Bearer, '24
Rev John Rutherford, late of Craigmore U.F. Ch., died '17.
Duncan Maclea, writer (" Delta"), died at Glasgow, 1915.
A place withont a Directory is a place in obscurity.
Inauguration of Equifex Disinfector at Rothesay, 1906.
Robert Orkney, Rothesay, died at Sea, 1916.
Sun |J. R. Yeates, County Proc. Fiscal, pres. Commission, 1916.
Mon Hugh Lauder, Jeweller, Rothesay, died. 1917.
Tues :Semi-Jubilee of Rev Joseph Traill, bd, U F Par Ch, 1923.
Wei Councillor Neil M'Callum died, 1911.
Thur Captain James Williamson, Caledonian steamers, died 1919.
Fri i(16) John A Urquhart, Grocer, Rothesay died 1926.
Sat Death of Andrew Holmes, Grocer, Rothesay, 1916.
Presentation of Weights and Measures by Marquess, 1816.
(17) Marquis of Bute invested with Order of Thistle, 1923.
Rothesay's Privileges confirmed by James VI, 1584.
19) Kev canon Macdoanld, Rothesay, died at Inverness, 1926.
First Hydropathic in Scotland (Glenburn, Rothesay), 1843.
Bryce Ferguson, late Bookseller, Rothesay, died 1918.
County Volunteer Regiment formed at Rothesay, 1917.
(23) Wireless Telegraphy installed at 22 Bridge St, 1923.
(24) Lieutenant Hugh Montgomerie, died 1919
Robert Williamson, o b k, late of Rothesay, died 1927.
Capt, M'Kay, Chief Constable. Rothesay, died 1921.
Rev, J. F. Padkin inducted to Rothesay W. U. F. Ch., 1911
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printing fraternity, Mr Higgie, is entitled to congratulation on the book, wnich runs
to 150 pages, and is invaluable to anyone doing business in the Burgh or County. —
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St David's Day.
|(1) Rev Angus Angus Macphee, Kilfinnan, died, 1926.
Norman Lamont first elected M.P. for Buteshire, 1905.
Bute Bee- Keepers' Association formed, 1916.
'John J L Gardner apptd Rothesay Chamberlain, 1923.
Alex Stephen apptd Rothesay Master of Works, 1923.
John Gemmill, Chemist, Rothesay, died, 1923.
Late Lord Bute's Wedding Dowry intimated, 1897
(10) Resuscitation of Bute Primrose League, 1903.
!George Halliday, Sawmiller, Rothesay, died 193 5.
Bute Agricultural Society established, 1806.
Wm H Squair, Flesher, Rothesay, died, 1916.
(12) Ex-Provost MTntosh, Rothesay, died, 1923.
(13) Fatal Accident to John Mackirdy, writer, Glasgow, '17
Introduction of Sheriff Kennedy to Bute Court, 1907.
Rev John Forsyth inducted to Whiting Bay U F Ch„ 1917.
.Welcome to Tramway Officials at Rothesay. 1924.
(17) Presentation of Red Cross Medals by Lad} 7 MacRae,'22,
Peter Monie, rector, Irvine Academy, d. at Rothesay. 1921.
Rector Burgess, Rothesay Academy, caped D.Sc, 1924
Major Thomas W Alexander killed at the Front, 1918
Ex-Provost Donald McMillan, Rothesay, died, 1921.
(22) Sir Wm Maeewen, Eminent Surgeon, died 1924.
Consecration of St Blane's Royal Arch Chapter, 163, 1876.
(26) Weak's Missionary Campaign in Bute began, 1923.
(27)Lieut Fullarton Boag killed at the Front, 1916.
Lieut. James B Lawson killed at the Front, 1918
Thomas Gilmour, Kilchattan Tile Works died, 1916.
RevWm Galbraith, Bridgeod U F Church, Rothesay, d, '22
Capt. M'Nicol, Bute Goods Steamer, died, 1919.
(30)Robt. Brown, Town Crier, Rothesay, died, 1916.
The Oban Times . . " This able annual has, in its latest number, all the fea-
tures which have made it of use and importance to those connected in any way with
the County of Bute."
This Directory is the reference book to which all — whether strangers or resdant-
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bnsiaess or pleasure. It is not only found throughout the whole Ccountyof Bute,but
also in the public libraries throughout the British Isles. It is the only publication of
the kind published In Buteshire. — Gretnock Herald,
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Robert III died in Rothesay Castle, 1406.
Sheriff Martin opened new wing of Victoria Hospital, 1928.
Sudden death of James Kay, Forester on Bute Estate, 1917
Ninian Duncan, Grain Merchant, Rothesay, died 1919.
(6) Scot. Federation of Meat Traders met at Rothesay, 1927
(7) Rev W T Smellie inducted to Rothesay Parish, 1925
Rev Jas Girvan, M.A., inducted to Nth. Bute U.F. Ch., 1914.
Lord Bute offered Skeoch Wood to Burgh of Rothesay. 1912.
Presentations to Jas Sinclair & Jn Morrison, on retiral, '23
James Hunter, Rothesay's oldest Shopkeeper, died, 1911.
Capt. Robt. M'Fie, late Harbourmaster, Rothesay, died, 1913
Ex-Bailie Wm Lyle sworn as Hon Sheriff Substitute, 1917.
Sheriff Ballingall introduced to Rothesay Court. 1928.
A. D. Macbeth, gave £1500 to maintain free Pier, 1917.
(12) E. othesay Electric Power Station opened, 1927
Lieut J A Miller, Port-Bannatyne, killed at the Front, '17,
Roth. Boy Scouts New Hall opened by Sir Jn. Reid, 1915.
John Smith, Fishmonger, Rothesay, died 1923.
Sudden death of George Stuart, florist, Rothesay, 1912.
Rev J Townsley, inducted, Kilchattan Bay U FCh., 1922.
(22) Rev. Alex Stirling, Rothesay Free Church, died, 1907.
(23) St George's Day.
George M Allison, Pier Turnstiles, died 1922.
John Patience, bootmaker, Rothesay, died 1916.
(26) Rothesay Charity Organisation Society formed, 1909.
Rev Malcolm Smith, ma, instituted in St Paul's, Roth., '25
Duke of Rothesay visited Arran, 1914
(27) Captain John Williamson died at Nice, 1922.
Lieut John Wilson Alexander torpd. in Mediterranean, '18.
Presentation, J R Thomson, Parish Gouncil,Clk,, Arran,1927
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Calendar— Anniversaries, etc.
Joim Lee, Edinburgh, became postmaster of Rothesay, 1927
Majority of Marquis of Graham, 1928
Consecration of Cumbrae Cathedral, 1 876.
Garden Party for Red Cross at Mountstuart , 1916.
F. W. F. Clark installed P. G. M. M. at Rothesay, 1916.
H R Keay appointed County Aseessor, 1924
H J G Ross appointed headmaster of Both. Pub. Sch., 1906.
(7) Lieut. John Wilson Alexander died in Great War, 1918.
Alfred W Herbert, County Clerk of Buteshire, died, 1923
(ll)Foundation Stone of Rothesay Academy laid, 1868.
(12) Thomson Home, Rothesay, opened, 1926
Rev Daniel M Stewart, ma, inducted to Kingarth, 1926
(12) Ascog Water Supply for Rothesay adopted, 1856.
(15) George Hicks & Son, Chemists, estab. in Rethesay, 1826
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Thur Amalgamation of Buteshire and Rothesay Burgh Police, 1923
Fri Ordination of Rev James Esselmont, in Bridgend, 1923.
Sat (17) 2nd Anl. Mtg. of Scot. Tramway Assn., Rothesay, 1924.
Sun ||18) Rev John Dickie, b.d., inducted to New Rothesay, 1911.
Mon 1(19) Lieut. John M'Donald Smith, killed at the Front, 1916.
Tues '(20) Swing Bridge, Rothesay Mid Pier opened, 1908.
Wed Thomas Reid, retired Schoolmaster, Arran, died, 1910
Thur (24) John G. Heron, Baker, Rothesay, died, 1920
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(24) George Prentice, Clothier, Rothesay, died 1925
Sun 'John M'Cord, Builder, Rothesay, died 1915
Mon Daniel Duncan, Woodend, died 1915.
Tues (27) A. B. Stewart, Convener of the County, died 1880.
Wed'Rev Alistair Mackenzie, Ind. to E U F Ch, Millport, 1924.
Thur (31) N. H Constable appointed Factor on Bute Estate, 1920
Fri 'Rothesay Entertainment Pavilion, Esplanade, opened 1924.
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Jl i9*f* Calendar— Anniversaries, etc.
1 Sat jCaptain James M'Crone, died at Rothesay, aged 1*0, 1923
2 Sun (3) Sir John Reid, Ardencraig, knighted,1918.
Mori King George V, born, 1865.
TuesArthur Swanston, Grocer, Rothesay, died 1017.
Wed (4) Albert Pier, Rothesay, opened, 1909.
Thur (5) 20a Skota Esperanto Kongreso, opened at Largs, '25
Fri (8) Major Peter Couper, obk, died at Glasgow, 1925
Sat (9) Our Manager's Jubilee as a Printer and Publisher, 1912.
Sun (lO)Marquis of Graham apptd. Lord -Lieut, of Buteshire, '20
Mon R«vJ R Howe ordained-inducted to Chapelhlll U F Ch, '26.
Tues Marchioness of Bute appointed D C, B E, 1918.
Wed Lady Jean Crichton Stuart married to Hon. J. Bertie, j928.
Thur Presbyterial Presentation to Miss Marianne Mackinlay, '23
Fri jLady Mary Hamilton and Marquis of Graham mar., 1906.
Sat [(12) Inauguration of Bridgend U. F. Church organ, 1910
Sun Lord Ninian Stuart married, 1906.
Mon (18) Battle of Waterloo, 1815.
Tues (19) Opening of Bridgend New U. F. Church, 1909.
Wed (20) Sir Charles Dalrymple, late M.P. for Bute, died 1916.
Thur Marquis of Bute born, 1881.
Fri Diamond Wedding of Wm and Mrs Hunter, Rothesay, 1926.
Sat KingGeorgeV crowned, 1911
Sun iDuke of Rothesay born, 1894 (24) Bannockbum Day, 1314
Mon [Rev Joseph Traill inducted to U. F. Parish Ch., Roth.. 1902.
25|Tues jRev Adam Hunter inducted to Rothesay Free Ch., 1913
26 Wed Rev. J. J. Dawson, St Andrew's K C Ch, Roth., died 1903.
27iThur Welcome Home of Marquis and Marchioness of Graham, 1906.
28:Fri (27) Telephonic Communication with Arran opened, 1923,
29'Sat (28) Rev William Winter, Ascog U F Church, died 1924.
30 Sun (28) Australian Public School boys visited Rothesay, 1924.
!(30) Rothesay Aquarium opened, 1875.
The Belensbwgh and Gareloch Times says this useful hand-book is brimful of
information regarding the County of Bute. The public officials, lists of householders
and business people in this popular health resort will be most serviceable. Notwith
standing the greatly increased cost of production, the price of two shillings has
been maintained.
COUNTY OF BUTE.
THE COUNTY OF BUTE comprises the seven islands in the Firth of Clyde, viz
— Bute, the most populous; Arran, the largest ; the Great and Little
Cuisibkaes, off the Ayrsmre Coast; Holy Isle and Pladda, off Arran; and Inch-
marnook, off Bute.
The total Area of the County (land and water, exclusive of tidal water) is
139,658 acres, of which 53,510 are mountain and heath lands used for grazing. 3, 8()6
acres are under plantations, and 794 are covered with water There are 25,981 acres
under all kinds of crops, bare fallow and grass, which is a gradual inroad on the
mountain heath and hitherto uncultivated land.
The principal Industries are agriculture, horticulture, and fishing The islands
possess great and varied natural attractions, and are in the forefront as holiday resorts.
The Population of the County (including its Burghs of Rothusay and
Millport) in 1801 was 11,791 ; 1831, 14151; 1861, 16,331; 1881, 17,657. In
1891 it was 18,248 (8,057 males and 10,197 females) ; and in 1901, 18,786 (8,412
males and 10,374 females) — being an increase of 255 in the ten years — 2T per cent
There were 4,270 inhabited houses in the islands.
For 1911, the figures were as follows :—
Males.
Arran - - - 2,169
Bute (including Rothesay) 5,081
Cumbrae - - - 704
*The increased total issued in the Quarterly Return of the Registrar-
General compared with the returns lodged with the Sheriff-Clerk,
may be accounted for by the enumeration of the shipping.
the decreases since 1901 are as follows : Arran, 209; Bute, 330 ; Cumbrae, 62 — 601.
The population at the postponed 1921 census [taken in June instead of April] for the
county, was 33,711 (13,880 males and 19,831 females)— being an increase of 15,525
over 1911.
VALUATION. — The Rental, as ascertained at the Valuation Courts, is a3 follows :
Isle of Bute— North Bute,
Kingarth,
The Cum braes Cumbrae,
'SLR of Arran Kilbride,
Kilmory,
County of Bute,
Burgh of Rothesay .
Tramways, Rothesay
North Bute
£206,198 10 7 £210,645 11 10 £211,873 11 9
TheFiars Prices, by which the parish ministers' stipends are regulated, were struck
in the Sheriff Court, Rothesay, for crop of the previous year, as follows : —
1925
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992
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Agricultural Statistics and Assessments -County of Bute.
AGRICULTURAL RETURNS issued by the Scottish Board.
Total Area (excluding water) ....
Total Acreage under Crops and Grass in Buteshire,
Arable Land, .....
Permanent Grass ......
Corn Crops — Wheat ....
Barley , . . . ,
Oats ....
Mixed Corn
Rye , . . .
Beans .....
Peas
Green Crops —Potatoes . ...
Turnips and Swedes ,
Mangold .
Cabbage
Rape , . . . .
Vetches or Tares . ,
Small Fruit ....
Rye-Grass and other Rotation Grasses and Clover ,
Other Crops . .....
Bare Fallow .....
Acreage Occupied by Tenants, ,
Occupied by Owners
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Horses (including Horses used for Agricultural Purposes)
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FISHERY — The members of the Fishery Board for Scotland are as follows: —
David T Jones, cbk, chairman ; W Lyon Mackenzie, k c, Sheriff of Ayrshire,
legal member and deputy chairman ; Professor D'Arcy Wentworth Thomson, en,
scientific member; sir John Irvine, Aberdeen; sir Malcolm Smith, ex-Provost
of Leith; William Miller, j P, Wick; and George Hall, Aberdeen.
George Hogarth, Assistant Secretary.
Alex E Mackenzie, Chief Inspector of Sea Fisheries.
Head Office, 101 George Street, Edinburgh
Local Office, 2 Oswald street, Glasgow. Local Officer, Alex Stephen
Quantity and value of herrings credited to the district in 1926, 83,002 crans, £101,172
Do. do. all kinds of white fish ... 2,671 cwts. 3,080
Value of shellfish taken, ... ... ... 978
At the end of 1926 there were In the Rothesay district 76 registered fishing boats,
manned by 200 resident fishermen and boys.
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PART II.
O F F I CM A L S
COUNTY OF BUTE.
Lieutenancy. — Lord Lieutenant and High Sheriff, Duke of Montrose, c b, c v o,
DeputyLieutenants — Major C N MacRae, Lieut-Colonel M'Leod Robertson, i>so,
Millport ; George Laidlev, Brodick ; and the Provost of Rothesay
Clerk, John M Lamont, M B E, Rothesay.
Member of Parliament. — For Parliamentary purposes Buteshire is joined with
North Ayrshire. At the General Election, Decembor, 1923, the candidates were —
Lieut General Sir Aylmer Hunter- Weston, kcb, nao. Hunterston, Ayrshire,
(Coalition Unionist), who polled 12.320; and P .Stephen (Labour), who polled
9,855.
Constituency — The Roll of Voters is printed annually. The latest-issued list
shows number in Buteshire to be — Cumbrae, 1,784 ; North Bute, 1,245 ; Rothe-
say, 6,428 ; Kingarth, 627; Kilbride, 1,450; Kilinory, 1,038 : total, 12,572.
(Last roll, 12,341).
Auxiliary Forces. — I'erritorial Army — Buteshire Association — President,
His Grace the Duke of Montrose, c b, c v o. Military members — Major Geo
Hicks, m c, t u, r g a, (t ) ; Major A H Hill, m c, r g a, (t) ; Lieut-Colonel,
Bryce Allan, o b e, ra (t a) ; Major A M M'Kinlay, r d, kg a, vice-chairman ;
(t) ; Colonel Colin M'Leod Robertson, dso, td, eg a, (t), (chairman). Repre-
sentative member (County Council), Major Colin N MacRae, c b e, d l, j p, bl
Res of Officers, Yoe of od. Co-opted inembers--R B Fife, Alexander Mlntyre
and ex-Provost E R Macmillan.
Secretary, Lieut James Alexander, T f res, 78 St Vincent st, Glasgow.
Artillery — 50th (Bute) Light Battery r a
National Service Scheme — County of Bute — Ex-Provost M'Millan and ex-Bailie
Lyle, Rothesay; George Laidler, Brodick; John M Lamont, Port-Bannatyne;
James PMalcom, Edinbeg, North Bute; George K Baillie, Kingarth; ex-Provost
Cockburn, Millport; and Jam^s Crawford, Cumbrae
Assessments. — The following local rates are imposed by the County Council,
County Consolidated Assessment — -General, Valuation of Own- (
Lands, Registration of Voters, Lunacy, Police, Diseases ers. piers
of Animals, and General Purposes (including Tuberculous) 6 - 00d 6"0
viz :—
Occu-
6-O0d
1 9 2 7-23 Own. Occ Own. Occ.
On the Arran District — ■
Roads, - - - 2s Od 2s Od
Heathi, - 3d 3d
Whiting Bay • Is 6d Is 6d
Brodick Scavenging, - 4^d 4^d
Catacol Water Supply 2s Od 2s I d
On the Bute District— Roads, 1/ld 1/ld
Public Health - - l£d ljd
Port-Bannatyne Drainage, Od Od
Ascog Lighting, - 2d 2d
Port-Bannatyne Lighting l^d l^d
Kilchattan Bay Drainage, £d Jd
Kilchattan Bay Water Supply, 4^-d 4Jd | Cumbrae | Roads, &c, 2d 2d
Education Rate, - Is b'd I District Health 2d 2d
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JjUIE COUNTY DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENT.
ROTHESAY
CO RPORATION
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Oliarges:
Gentlemen, Ladies, Boys and Girls,
Per Annum 42s Od 25s Od 15s under 18
„ Month 18s Od 12s 6d 12s 6d
„ Fortnight 12s 6d 9s 6d 9s 6d
„ Week 8s 6d 7s Od 7s Od
,. Round IsOd Is Od Is Od
Winter Tickets, from 1st Oct. to 15th May, 21s Od.
Lockers, yearly, ... ... free.
„ fortnightly and upwards, 2s 6d
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PUBLIC OFFICIALS— County of Bute
SheriflP Court. — Bute is joined with Renfrew. The Court meets at Rothesay on
Tuesday forenoonsat 11 o'clock. Circuit Small Debts Courts meet quarterly at
Brodick, Arran, on the third Wednesdays in March. .Tune and November, and
about the end of September; and at Millport, Cumbrae, in March and Sep-
tember. Sheriff Principal, James Mercer Irvine, kc. Sheriff-Substitute, James
Bell Ballingall. Hon Sheriff-Substitutes, William Lyle, George Hicks, and
Donald Buehanan, Rothesny; Colonel R Gray Buehanan, Port-Banuatyne ,
William Patrick, Craigenross, Millport ; James J Morton. Brodick
Clerk, Thomas W Alexander. Clerks-Depute--Rothesay, Jas M Matheson ; Lamlash,
John Kerr; Millport, James Stewart. Procurator- Fiscal, William Grant,
Depute. James Maekinnon. Nautical Assessors, captains A Wood,^6 Morgan ter,
Maryfiekl, Dundee; D Macdonald, 39 Kelly st, Greenock; Alex Coull, Braeriach,
Quadrant road, Newlands, Glasgow: Michael Benson, 6 Bank st, Greenock;
Robert G Tait, 28 Ardgowan st (West), Greenock: Captain Archibald M Jack-
son, 4 Castle Gardens, Gourock ; and Captain Robert Bryce, 29 Maxwell Drive,
Pollokshields, Glasgow. Medical Referees appointed under the Workmen's Com-
pensation Acts: — Buteshire — John Marshall, md, Rothesay ; Island of Arran.
A Freeland Fergus, Glasgow ; and David Birrell Campbell, mbcm. 34 Anderson
road, Saltcoats. Specialist for Industrial Disease — Df John Glaister, 3 Newton
place, west. Glasgow : and Dr Alexander Scott, 4 Newton terrace, Glasgow,
For Ophthalmic cases — Dr A Maitland Ramsay, 15 Woodside place, Glasgow.
Divisional Inspector of Mines -- Scotland District -- J Masterton, m b e, 59
Cockburn st, Edinburgh. Sheriff-Officers, Walter M'lvendnck, Watergate, Rothe-
say ; James Boyd, Dairy; John Brown, Ayr; John Albert Carson, 8 Duke st
Kilmarnock; Joseph M r Culloch, Ardrossan ; Henry Devlin and Jas Richmond,
13 Hamilton st, Greenock; Patrick P SkeKon, 28 King st. Port-Glasgow; and
John Stuart. Gourock; Wm C Gibson, Greenock; and T Morrison M ■"Arthur,
Glasgow
Auditor, Jas M Matheson. Keeper of Court-House and Bar Officer, Mat, C Stewart.
The Circuit Court for Buteshire meets six times a year in Glasgow
Justices of the Peace. — Quarter Sessions are held at Rothesay on first Tuesdays of
March, May and August, and last Tuesday of October; and Courts of Petty
Sessions are held as required
Isle of Bute— Ex- Provosts James Fisher, Rothesay; James A Walker. Glasgow ;
and Robert Burness, Prestwick; ex-Bailies M'Bride, Buchanan, Muir, Lyle
and Cunningham; Wm Hunter, builder, Sir John Reid, Ardencraig; Thos Barr,
James C Snclair ; and Captain Geo Miller Rothesay; Colonel Michael R Gray
Buchanan, Ettrickdale; John Ferguson, Rothesay: and Arch Malcom, Port-
Bannatyne
Appointed in 1920.
Thomas W Alexander, Sheriff Clerk ; George K Baillie, Langalbuinoch, Kingarth:
Andrew Clark, Glebelands; John Cunningham. Moredun, Craigmore ; Mrs Mary
Fisher, Orlington ; Thomas Gilmour, Tile Works. Kingarth ; Andrew Hamilton,
grocer, Rothesay ; James Howatt, Ardmory road ; John M Lamont, Clerk to
Lieutenancy; or Jas B Lawson, Rothesay; ex-provost E R Macmillan, Rothesay ;
Major Colin MacRae and the Lady Margaret MacRae ; Feorline, Argyllshire ;
Alex MTntyre, farmer, Dunalunt ; Andrew M M'Kinlay, architect, ex-rrovost
Jas M'Millan, o b e, Rothesay Jas P Malcom, Edinbeg ; Arch Montgomerie,
auctioneer; and Jas Wilson, sen, Port-Bannatvne
BUTE COUNTY DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENT
MVIK IPAL
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ON THE MEADOWS.
CHARGE S.
GENTLEMEN. LADIES. JUNIORS.
Season, 25s 20s 15s
Monthly, 15/6 12/6 12s
Pei' Game : Singles, 6d ; Doubles, 4d.
Juniors to be reckoned up to 16 years.
■ Single Players can occupy the Courts for
only twenty-five minutes at a time,
Foursomes for thirty minutes.
In the event of their being a number of persons waiting,
players may not be permitted to engage in singles.
rauiiciPA i j
PuMifig €reefi
ON THE ESPLANADE.
CHARGES.
4d per Game during July and August.
3d per Game during the rest of the Season.
OFFICIALS— County of tfaoe.
Appointed in 1926.
John Alexander, Port-Bannatyne; Wm B Crawford, Kingarth; Mis Jean Dickie;
Rothesay; ex-Provost George Hicks; Rothesay; Robert M'AIister, Mid-Ascog;
Peter McMillan, Port-Bannatyne ; James Smith, Rothesay : Lord Colum Edmund
Crichton Stuart, m p, Karnes Castle
Island of Arran — John Spiers, Bennecarrigan ; James M'Gregor, Kirkmuirhill,
Lanarkshire; John B Sweet, Brodick; Jas Hodge, piermaster, Lamlash ; James
M'Kinnon, farmer, Whiting Bay; Robert Kerr, jun, piermaster, Lochranza,
George Laidler, Brodick; Jas John Morton, Machrie; John Brown, Corriecravie,
Alex Spiers, Clachaig ; and Alex N M'Neil, Kildonan
Appointed in 1920.
Robert Anderson, blacksmith, Pirnmill; Peter Baird, farmer, Tormore, Machrie ; Wm
Brown, farmer, Shedog; His Grace the Duke of Montrose and Her Grace the
Duchess of Montrose, o b e. Brodick Castle ; Wm Hamilton, St Quivox, Whiting
Bay; Enoch B Hastngs, Corrie ; nr Jamieson, Brodick; Donald Mackenzie,
jun., farmer, King's Cross; Peter Mackenzie, farmer, Catocol ; John M'Bride,
farmer, Shannochie; Neil Robertson, farmer, Shiskine; and nr Thomas Ruther-
ford, Shedog. . . n .
8 Appointed in 1926.
Arch Currie, Brodick pier: James C Inglis, Brodick; John W Inglis, Lamlash;
Alex C Lennox, Whiting Bay; Donald M'Kelvie, Lamlash; Donald M'Millan,
Lochranza; Mrs Mary Stewart O.ir, Corrio Honse; and John Tavlor, Whiting
Bay
Cumbrae— Ex-Provost Clark, and Jas C Sharpe
Appointed in 1920.
Ex-Provost Cockburn, Glasgow; John M'Naughton, ship captain, Millport ; Lieut-
Colonel M'Leod Robertson, Glasgow ; and ex-provost Robert Robertson, Reau-
lieu, Hants . . , . 1f .„„
Appointed in 1926.
James Allan, Millport; and Arch Cameron, Millport
Ex-Officiis— The Sheriff and Sheriff-Substitute; the Provost, Bailies, and Dean
of Guild of Rothesay; the Baron Bailie of Mountstuart ; the Chief Magistrate
of Millport ; and the Chairmen of District Committees and Parish Councils
Clerk, Thomas W Alexander. Depute, James M Matheson ; Procurator-Fiscal
William Grant. Water Bailiff, Charles Wright Morris, 24 Charlotte sq, Edin-
burgh.
County Licensing Court.— George K Baillie, Kingarth ; James P Malcom, North
Bute; Thomas Barr, Rothesay ; ex-Bailie James M 'Bride, Rothesay ; George
Laidler, Brodick ; John M Lamont, Port-Bannatyne ; Major Norman H Con-
stable, Rothesay ; and John Crawford, Portyre.
County Licensing Appeal Court. — Appointed by the Justices of the Peace- Ex-
Bailies James Cunningham. Robert Miller, and Willm Lyle, and Willm Hunter,
Rothesay; David Cockburn, Glasgow; Thos Gilmour, Kingarth ; and Andrew M
M'Kinlay, Rothesay. Appointed by the County Council — Donald M'Kenzie jun,
King's Cross; Wm Brown, Shedog; Donald M'Kelvie, Lamlash: Peter Nicol,
Dippen ; William Scott, Port-Bannatyne ; Colin M'Leod Robertson, and John
Rowatt, Millport
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BUTE COUNTY DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENT.
%t $®wmh Kmptitim
21 Victoria Street,
AND
Gallowgate Post Office.
J. S. DOUGALL,
JEWELLER,
BOOKSELLER,
NEWSAGENT and
STATIONER.
ARTISTS MATERIAL. FANCY GOODS.
SCOTCH PEBBLE JEWELLERY.
LARGE SELECTION OF
MARRIAGE PRESENTS
IN ELECTRO AND SILVERPLATE.
OFFICIALS— Countv of Bute.
County Council. — Convener, George Laidler, Brodick. Vice-Convener, John M"N
Lamont, Port-Bannatyne.
Members representing Electoral Divisions: —
Akran — Come -- William Stewart Orr. Brodick — George Laidler, Strabane
Lamlash— Donald Mackelyie. Whiting Bay— Don Mackenzie, jun. Lochranza —
Peter Mackenzie, Dongarie — James John Morton, Maclirie. Sbedog— Wm Brown
South End— Peter Nicol, Dippen
Bute — Port-Bannatyne (East) — John M Lamont, Ardentigh. Port-Bannatyne
(West), William Scott, Ardgowan. North End— Major Colin MacRae, Feor-
linn. Mountstuart— Norman H Constable. Kilchat tan Bay- George K Bailie
Cum brae — John Crawford, Portvre. Millport (East)— Col. C. M'L Robertson,
Millport (West)-Dr Paul
Appointed by Rothesay Town Council — provost Maclachlan, Bailie Duncan Brown,
Bailie Arch Brown and councillor M'Millan
Officivls. — County Clerk and Treasurer — David Amot. Rothesay. District
Collectors, : Kilbride William Rough, Lamlash. Kilmorv, Duncan M'Alister.
Sliddery. North Bute --GO Loch, Port-Bannatyne. Kingarth — W T Esplin:
Cumbrae— Jas Stewart, Millport. County Auditor — William Sharp, ca, 24 3
West George Street, Glasgow. Chief Constable — John Robertson, County
Buildings, Rothesay. Assessor and Registration Officer, H R Keay, Castle
Street, Rothesay. County Medical Officer — professor J R Carrie, Glas-
gow. Sanitary Inspector and District Road Surveyor — Wm Dunlop Brown,
County Buildings, Rothesay. Inspector of Weights and Measures — Wm Clark,
County Buildings, Love St, Paisley; assistant, Robt Adams. Veterinarylnspectors,
— A R Moodieon, mrcvs., Rothesay. County Analysts, M'Cowan and
Biggart, Greenock.
Committees of the County Council — Road Board — George Laidler
(chairman), Major MacRae, James John Morton, Wm Scott, Donald M'Kelvie,
John M Lnmont, C M'Leod Rohertson, Wm Brown, Dnld M'Kenzie, jun, John
Crawford, Peter Nicol, Peter Mackenzie, G K Baillie, W Stewart Orr, N H Con-
stable and or Paul
Valuation — George Laidler (chairman), John M Lamont, James John Morton,
Wm Brown, Donald M'Kelvie, C M'Leod Robertson, John Rowatt, Don M'Ken-
zie, jun, Peter Nicol, Peter Mackenzie, W Stewart Orr, Major MacRae N,
H Constable, Wm Scott. Geo K Baillie and John Crawford
Appeal Courts held in September at Brodick, Millport and Rothesay
Finance— John M Lamont (chairman); Major Colin MacRae, Donald Mackelvie.
George Laidler, Don Mackenzie, jun, James J Morton, Peter Nicol, William
Scott, George K Baillie, Dr Paul, Peter M'Kenzie, Wm Brown, W Stewart Orr,
N H Constable John Crawford and colonel C M'Leod Robertson. Sub-Com-
mittee— Major MacRae (chairman, Wm Scott, John M Lamont, G K Blialie, N H
Constable, provost Maclachlan and Bailie A Brown
Executive Committee under Diseases of Animals Act— Wm Brown (chairman)
Donald MTCenzie, jun, Major Colin MacRae, Jas J Morton, Peter M'Kenzie
Donald M'Kelvie, provost Maclachlan, Bailie D Brown, Wm Scott, G K Baillie,
N H Constable, or Paul John Crawford. George Laidler and John M Lamont
Standing Joint — George Laidler (chairman). Appointed by Commissioners of
Supply— George Laidler, John M Lamont, N H Constable, Hugh Lamont and
the provost of Millport. Appointed by the County Council — Donald Mackelvie,
•Tames John Morton, Wm Scott, C M'Leod Robertson and John Crzwford
BUTE COUNTY DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Established 1878.
Charles Muir,
Family Bread, Biscuit and Pastry Baker,
17 Argyle street and 17 High street.
Maker of Montgomerie's Patent Bermaline Bread as used in tne Royal Household.
Hob Pies Daily. Marriage and Birthday Cakes made to Older. Confections.
Try Muir's Famed Oat Cakes and Self-Raising Fioup.
Gold Medalist, London ExHuition, September, 190a.
Winner of the " British Baker" Silver Challenge Shield, June, 1909, and June, 1910.
Winner of Diamond Jubilee Cup, London Exhibition, September, 1909.
11 Medals and Diplomas in 1911.
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Housekeeper, Mis-* J. W. Joiixton.
OFFICIALS- County of Bute.
Licensing — Members appointed by the County Council to the Bute Licensing
Court— George Laidler, N H Constable, John M Lamont and John Crawford
Appointed to Court of Appeal— Win Brown, Dnld, Mackelvie, Dnld Mackenzie jr
Peter Nicol, Wm Scott, i>r Paul, and C M'Leod Robert:, in
Board of Co \tr 01, Members appointed by the County Council — Peter Nicon
James Wilson, G K Baillie, and John Rowatt
PRisoN—Appointed for visiting the Prison at Greenock — John M Lainont
District Committees: Arran— Geo Laidler (chairman) ; W Stewart Orr, Donald
Mackelvie, Donald Mackenzie, jun. James J Morton, AVm Brown, Peter Nicol
and Peter Mackenzie
Appointed by the Parish Councils— Kilbride; James Bone, Glenhill, Lamlashi
Kilmory: John M c Bride, j_p, Shannochie, by Whiting Bay
Clerk and Treasurer, Geo Robertson, Strabane, Brodick. Medical Officer, Dr
Rutherford, Shiskine. Road Surveyor and Sanitary Inspector, Andw Crockett
BuTE--John M Lamont, (chairman); Major MacRae, N H Constable, capt Scott,
and G K Baillie. Appointed by Parish Councils— Ths Gilmour, Kingarth ; and
Hugh K Orr, N Bute
Clerk and Treasurer, David Arnot, Rothesay. Medical Officer, Dr David J,
Penney. Road Surveyor, and Sanitary Inspector, W,D Brown, County Buildings
-Cumbrae — Colin M'Leod Robertson, dv Paul and John Crawford, Portyre
Clerk, Treasurer and Road Surveyor, Jas Stewart, Millport, Medical Officer,
Dr James Wilson, Irvine Sanitary Inspector, W D Brown, Rothesay
C3mmissioners of Supply — John M Lamont, (convener) ; John Ferguson, George
Laidler, N H Constable, Hugh Lainont and the Provost cf Millport
Clerk, David Arnot, Rothesay
District Board of Control — provost Hicks, ex-provost James M'Millan and ex-
Bailies D Buchanan and C Muir. Rothesay ; William Scott, Port-Bannatyne;
Peter M'Nicol. Arran ; John Rowatt, Millport ; and George K Baillie, Kingrth ,
Clerk, John M Lamont, Rothesay
County Police. — The County and Burgh Police Forces were amalgamated on 16th
May, 1923. Head-Quarters, County Buildings, Rothesay. Chief- Conatable,
John Roberson, Esq Superintendent and Deputy Chief, John M'Intosh, Rothesay
Office Sergeant, Harry Graham
Island of Bute Division— Sergeant Alex Gunn and actg. Sertg. Alex Mackinnon.
Stations — Kilchattan Bay, Port-Bannatyne and Burgh of Rothesay
Island of Arran Division — Sergeant Hugh Dickenson, Brodick.
Stations— Brodick, Lamlash, Lochranza. Skiskine and Whiting Bay
Island of Cumbrae Division- Sergeant John Cassels, Millport. Station — Millportt
The annual report for 1927 for the County Section states that there was an absence
of serious crime in the county. There were 22 cases of sudden death, 4 fatal
accidents, 3 deaths by drowning, 14 non-fatal accidents and 4 fires during the
vear. 19 pedlar's certificates were granted
The" annual report for the Burgh of Rothesay for 1926 states that no crime of a serious
nature was committed within the burah. There are 35 premises licensed for th«
sale of exciseable liquors, viz , 19 public houses, 6 hotels and 10 licensed grocers.
BUTK COUNTY DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENT.
Telephone, No, 53
Hotel Victoria
ON THE ESPLANADE,
Opposite the Gardens and Band Stand.
COMMODIOUS LOUNGE.
Electric Light Installed Throughout the Hotel.
JOHN BLAIR, Proprietor.
Phone No. 145.
QUEEN'S HOTEL
ADJOINING THE It. N. Y. CLUBHOUSE,
II ii t li c West Bat.
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F^HIS First-Class HOTEL has been re-Decorated and re
Furnished. Excellent Cuisine. New Smoking Rooms
Large Gardens. Moderate Tariff.
A Few Minutes from Golf Course.
JOHN BLAIR, Proprietor.
OFFICIALS— County of Bute
26 speci.nl permissions were issued during the year. There were also licensed 41
cab and taxi-drivers, 64 omnibus drivers, 4 brokers 10 auay porters, 3 chimney
sweeps, 28 hackney carriages and taxi-cabs, 44 omnibuses, 5 halls, 2 billiard
rooms, 11 omnibus conductors, and 4 premises for cinematograph exhibitions.
18 pedlars' certificates were issued. 870 houses were closed during the winter
months (851, 777. 727, 886, and 851 respectively during the previous winters).
There were 15 sudden deaths, 1 fatal accident, 2 suicides, 12 fires and 31 minor
accideents during the year.
Buteshire Educational Authority. — George Hicks (chairman), Right Rev Hugh
Cameron, Rev Hugh Davidson, John Maclachlan. James M'Millan and James
Smith, Rothesay; Norman Huntly Constable, James P Malcom, Rev Archibald
Grierson and Rev A R Cowie for Kingarth, North Bute and Cumbrae ; George
Laidler, Brodick ; John Bannatyne, James Bone and Miss Currie for Arran
Adviser, Harry J G Ross, M a ; Clerk and Treasurer, Wm Grant; Auditor, James
Mackinnon, all of Rothesay.
Finance Committee — Provost Hicks (convener), Rev A Grierson, Messr° G Laidler,
N H Constable, J Maclachlan, and J McMillan,
Bursary Committee — Revs A Grierson (convener), WMacleod and H Cameron
and Messrs G Laidler J P Malcom and J M M'Leod
Religious Knowledge — Rev A R Cowie (convener) Kev Hugh Davidson, J P Malcom
and Miss Currie
School Management Committee — Bute — The seven local members of the Authority
(two as parents' representatives and one representating transferred schools), one
from Rothesay Town Council, one from North Bute Parish Council, one from
Kingarth Parish Council, and two teachers' representatives.
Arran — The four local members of the Authority, two parents' representatives, two
representatives from each Parish Council, and two teachers' representatives.
Cumbrae— The two local members of the Authority, one representative from Mill-
port Town Council, one member from Cumbrae Parish Council, one parents,
representative, and one teachers' representative.
Bute School Management Committee—Appointed by Authority— Major Hicks
ex-provost M'Millan, Rev Hugh Davidson, and N H Constable. Appointed by
Parents— provost Maclachlan and Rev A R Cowie. Transferred School, Monsig-
nor Cameron. Appointed by Town Council of Rothesay, Treasurer^Neil M'Nicol
Appointod by North Bute Parish Council Mr Colin M'Callum Appointed by
Kingarth Parish Council, Mr Thomas Gilmour Appointed by Teochers, Mr J R
Cattanagh, RothesBy Academy and Miss Wright, Public School
Chairman, Rev Hugh Davidson Clerk, James Mackinnon
Property and Income Tax Commissioners — ■ Sir John Reid, Ardencraig ; ex-pro-
vost E R Macmillan, and ex-Bailie Lyle, Rothesay; John Ferguson, Pointhouse;
John M Lamont Port- Ban n atyne ; George Laidler, Brodick; J B Sweet, Lam-
lash; and Sheriff Irvine, or in his absence, Sheriff Martin, ex-officio
Clerk, Thomas W Alexander, Rothesay. Inspector, R M'Curdie, Rothesay. Col-
lector, Peter Ferguson. Dunoon
BUTE COUNTY DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENTS— ROTHESAY
Bute Arms Hotel
(OPPOSITE THE PIER),
ROTHESAY
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' I THIS FIRST-CLASS HOTEL is the Largest, and Best
Appointed, and occupies the Most Central Position in
Rothesay. It is Well-Known for its Comfort, Excellent Cuisine,
and Moderate Tariff.
Nearest Hotel to the Golf Course.
Sanitary Arrangements Perfect.
Telephone No. 11.
WILLIAM WATSON, Proprietor.
T. M. CLAY,
Bookseller, Stationer and
Fancy Goods Merchant,
11 Victoria street.
MAPS, GUIDES and VIEW-BOOKS.
Large Selection of Souvenir Goods, Electro-Plate and Jewellery.
OFFICIALS— County of Bute.
National Health. Insurance. — The granting of exemptions are dealt with by the
Customs and Excise Department
Buteshire Committee. — Chairman, ex-Bailie Donald Buchanan: vice-chair-
man, Provost Hicks. The other members include the following ladies and gentle-
men, viz.: — .Tag Brown, Clifton, Argyle pi : Mrs Campbell, St Regulus ; Norman
H Constable, Bute estate; E R Finlayson, nurseryman; Mrs Fisher, Orlington,
nr T Wilson Howie, Battery pi ; Miss Eliza Harvey, Glasgow; J F Hill, Barone
rd ; nr J B Lawson, Battery pi; nr J M Marshall, Battery; pi ex-Raiiie Muir,
Miss A McCarthy, Elmbank ; Donald M c Fie, Bishop st : provost MaclLachan,
Chas M'Kay. Moimtpleasnnt ; And M M'Kinlay, architect; Geo C Mackinnon;
Columihill st; Win M'Millan grain merchant ; Robert Paterson, Croft lodge ;
and Matth Tait, Pearl, Bishop st, Rothesay. John M Lamont, Port-Bannatyne,
Mrs Laidler, Strabane, Brodick ; and Arsis Mary Wooley, Blackwaterfoot, Arran;
Mrs M'Kay, Guildford st and ex- provost Rowatt , Millport. A J Davidson.
Brandane ter, Barone rd, and J Scobie. High John st Dunoon.
Secretary — David Arnot, County Clerk, Rothesa}^
British Eed Cross Society —Buteshire Branch— President, Marchioness of Bute
dbe; Vice-Presidents, the Lady Margaret MacRae of Feoirlinn, o b e, jr.
and Lady Mary Crichton Stuart ; County Director and Controller, the rady
Margaret MacRae of Feorlinn, o B E, J p ; assistant County Director, Mrs
Myles, Wester Karnes, Bute ; County Secretary — Major Colin MacRae of Feoir-
linn, cbe: County Hon Treasurer, Lady Margaret MacRae, obe.jp; Hon
Secretary for Cumbrae, Rev A Grierson ; Hon Treasurer for Cumbrae, T W
M c Ewan, Union Bank of Scotland; General Committee, Mrs James M'Millan,
Mrs Duncan Dewar, Mrs E R Mtcmillan, Mrs Myles, airs Muir, Miss Reisberg.
Miss M r Carthy, Mrs Marshall, Miss Gray-Buchanan, Mrs Dickie, Mrs Hicks,
Miss M'Nicol, John M Lamont, m b e, ex-provost Hicks, m c, and co-opted
member Mrs Cochran, Millport
T A A members co-opted— colonel Colin M'Leod Robertson, dso.dt, dl, and
Maior A M M'Kinlay, td
War Pensions. — RENFREW, ARGYLE and BUTE AREA— The following are the
Committee's representatives from Buteshire : J T M'Kay, Millport, and John M
Lamont, m b e, Rothesay
Head-Office, Public Library Buildings, Greenock : Chief Officer, Duncan C Kerr.
Soldiers' and Sailors' Families Association; Arran— Mrs Sweet; Miss Allan, Shis-
kine ; and George Laidler, Brodick
Bute-Lady Margaret MacRae, o b e ; Mrs Dickie, New Rothesay manse ; and
Colonel M R Gray Buchanan, o b e
Cumbrae--Miss Goldie, Millport
Soldiers' aud Sailors' Help Society-J R Campbell, Clydesdale Bank
Rothesay Representative to Joint-Disablement Committee--John M Lamont, M b e
Do. Do. Scot. Assoc. L W P C — captain JMaclachlan
Soldiers' Sailors' and Airmen's Families Association — President, Lady Dowager
Marchioness of Bute. Vice-President, Marchioness of Graham. Hon Secy, J
L Masterton, Bank of Scotland, Rothesay
Air League of the British Empire — Representative for Buteshire, J L Masterton,
Bank of Scotland, Rothesay
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OFFICIALS- -County of Luce.
Old Age Pensions. — All the County Councillors are members, and tlieir powers
have been delegated to the Arran. Bute and Cumbrae sub-Committees, as follows:
Arran— George Laidler, J .7 Morton, Wm Brown, Donald M'Kelvie, Donald M'Ken-
zie, jun, E B Hastings, Peter Nicol and Peter M'Kenzie
Clerk, Robert Hamilton. Kincardine, Brodick
Bute (outside Rothesay) and Cumukab— John M Lamont, (chairmam), N H Con-
stable, Colin M'Leod Robertson, Geo K Baillie, Colin MacRae,
Wm Scott and John Crawford
Rothesay Burgh— All the Town Councillors.
Clerk, R D Whyte
There are about 150 old age Pensioners in Arran. and 170 in Cumbrae aiui Bute
(outside Rothesay). The number in Rothesay is about 350
Inland Revenue. — Collector and Distributor of Stamps, P Ferguson, Dunoon. Sub-
Distributor of Stamps and Sub-Collector of Legacy and Succession Duties, Post
Office. H M Inspector of Taxes, R M'Curdie, King street, Rothesay
Customs and Excise. — Collector, J E Hall, Custom House, Greenock. Surveyor.
G W Knott. Officer of Customs and Excise and Pension Officer, W A M'Auslan,
Post Office buildings, 18 Bishop st
The dates of the Pension Committee meetings are— Burgh of Rothesay, 2nd Tues-
day in month. Millport, first Tuesday in month County of Bute, Bute and
Cumbrae sub-Committee, first Tuesday in month.
Bute Assurance Company, Limited (merged in the State Fire Insurance (Limited)--
Local Secretaries, Macbeth & Mac-lagan
Political Associations— Buteshire Liberal (establi>-hed 1879, resusoitated 1928),
amalgamated with North Ayrshire —President, captain Arcn Hogarth; Local
Secretay, miss Margaret M r Nab. Treasurer, Donald M'Callum
Bute and North Ayrshire Unionist Association, with District Associations for
Bute, Arran and Cumbrae, and Bute Voters in Glasgow — Hon President, Mar-
quis of Bute; President, Sir John Reid, Ardencraig ; vice-President, prouost
Hicks; Secretary, Alex Robertson. 2 Cbapelhill rd ; Treasurer Wm C King.
Lady representative to Central Scottish Unionist Association, Mrs M'Millan
— to act along with the President.
Koyal Northern Yacht Club — Club-House, Argyle St. — Commodore, F J Ste-
phen. Secretary and treasurer, James Napier, 22 Blytheswood square, Glasgow.
Clubmaster, John Blair. Fixtures : Opening Cruise in May, Open Regatta in
June, Handicap Regatta in July, and Closing Cruise ill September
Miscellaneous Associations — Buteshire Wine, Spirit and Beer Trade-President
John Watson ; Secretary, ; Treasurer, J A Harvey
Buteshire Natural History Society — Stuart street, Rothesay. Patron, the
Marquis of Bute. President, Alex G Burgess, ll d. Hon Secretary, Thomas
Macdougall Hon Treasurer, John R Campbell. Librarian, Miss Marshall.
Meteorologist, J Davidson, Ardencraig. Caretaker, James Thorburn
Bute, and District Musical Festival Association — Instituted 1924. — Executivs
Committee — ex-provost E RMacmillan, chairman ; Messrs H R Keay, secretary ;
Duncan Brown, treasurer ; A S Christie, D C M'Callum, J M'Nab, and H
J G Ross
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OFFICIALS— County of Bute,
Rat Campaign in Renfrew and Bute: -Representative for Arran — Donald MTvel-
vie, Lamlash ; for Bute, John 51 Lawrie, Rothesay
Boy Scouts — County Chairman, Marquis of Bute. County Commissioner, Sir
John Reid, Ardencraig, Rothesay. For local companies, see Districts
Girl Guides — Divisional Commissioner, Countess of Eglinton ; District Commis-
sioner, Miss Dorotha Marshall ; County Secretary, Miss Gray- Buchanan, Et-
trickdale, North Bute
Glasgow Bute Benevolent Society, instituted 1868, for the aid of indigent
persons belonging to Bute, particularly such as are of advanced age and respeta-
biiity of character. Subscription for life membership: gentleman, £2 2s; lady,
£lls. President, James N Kirsop. Secretary and Treasurer, James A M'Leish.
199 St Vincent street, Glasgow. The funds in hand amount to £5,031 6, 6.
The membership is 232. The donation roll contains the names of 56 very deserv-
ing persons Last year the sum distributed was £201 5/6.
Glasgow Buteshire Association.— President, G D Paterson, Rothesay. Hen
Secy and Treas, Miss J Martin, 5 Cadogan ter, Sandyford, Glasgow,
Glasgow and West of Scotland Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
Established 1856, to prevent cruelty to animals, and to encourage humanity and
gentleness towards animals. President, the Hon the Lord Provost of Glasgow.
Chairman, Colonel K H M Connal. Secretaries and Treasurers, Lowndes &
& Renwick, writers, 28 Bath street, Glasgow Local Inspector, W D Tassie.
Superintendent, James Leslie, 28 Bath st, Glasgow. Complaints requiring at-
tention are received at the local Police Offices, or at 28 Bath Street, Glasgow.
Stray and unwanted cats can be humanely destroyed in lethal chamber at pre-
mises of Mr Robert Moodie, veterinary surgeon, Watergate, Rothesay. Contri-
butions in aid of the Society's work will be welcomed
Bute and Renfrew Milk Records Association — President, Sir Hugh Shaw-
Stewart. Secretary, S Hunter, writer, Paisley. Bute representative, Robert
M'Alister, Mid-Ascog
Sports — For list of Trophies see Rothesay Section.
(For District Officials see District Lists.
North British and Mercantile
INSURANCE COMPANY,
See Cove?' of Director?/.
Agent in Rothesay —
J. L. MASTEIITON, Bank of Scotland.
BUTE COUNTY DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Open te the Pufolio— Non-Members, 2d per Visit.
Norman Stewart Institute,
Montague Street, Bothesay.
Reading Rooms, Recreation Rooms,
Fcr Billiards, Draughts, &c, &c. Open from 9-30 am to 10pm.
Consulting 1 and Lending* Library
Containing over 9500 Volumes.
Open Monday to Friday 10 to 1 o'clock and 3 to 7 o'clock.
Saturdays, 10 to 1 o'clock, 3 to 5 o'clock, and 6 to 8 o'clock,
Members' Weeklv Tickets (admitting to a'.l privileges, including the use of Lending
Library, Is: Monthly, '2s fid ; Quarterly, 3s ; Half- Yearly 4s; Yearly, 7s 6d.
Ladies' Half-Yearly Tickets, 4s; Yearly, 6s 6d. Non-Members, 2d per visit.
Family Tickets, 10s 6d, 13s 6d and 15s. Apprentices Yearly Tickets, 2s 6d.
Quarterly, Half-Yearly and Yearly Tickets are issued as from 1st January, lit April.
1st July and 1st October. Monthly Tickets from any date.
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Ladies' Half- Yearly Tickets, 4s; Yearly, 6s 6d. Non-Members, 2d per visit. J
Family Tickets, 10s 6d, 13s 6d and 15s. Juveniles, 2s (id. Juniors, 18 — 21, 5
Yearly Tickets, 2s 6d.
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The Isle of Bute
IS 16 miles long, with an average breadth of 4 miles. It is rocky in the north and
south, but fertile in the intervening districts. The climate is milder and more
equable than on the mainland ; and the place is, in consequence, a favourite health an
pleasure resort
Lord of the Manor —John Crichton Stuart, fourth Marquis of Bute, kt, Mountstuart
House. Estate Office, 43 High Street, Rothesay. Factor, Norman Huntly
Constable, Foley House
Satieties, Clubs, &c. — Bute Agricultural Society (Established 1806). —
Hon President, the Marquis of Bute. President, Earl of Dumfries. Secretary
and Treasurer, Dugald M c Alister, Bank of Scotland
Bute Branch, National Farmers' Union, including the Islands of Bute and
Cumbrae, for dealing with matters relating to the interests of Farmers concern-
ing food control, prices, etc. — President, Ninian Duncan; Secretary and Trea-
surer, James Mackinnon, Rothesay
Butk Farmers' Trading Society (Limited) — President, Wm Hunter, Upper
Ettrick. Secretary, Alex Lyon,
Bute Live Stock Improvement Society — Chairman, Alex MTntyre, Dunallan,
Bute. Secretary, —
Bute Fanciers' Society, estab. 1902, for the improvement of the various breeds
of poultry, pigeons cag e _birds and cats.— President, Neil M r Nicol. Secretary
R B Fisher, Thornhill. Treasurer, John IPCrone
Bute Unionist Association, established 1880. — President, Sir John Reid-
Ardencraig. Vice-President, provost Hicks, Victoria street. Secretary, Alex
Robertson, 2 Chapelhill road. Treasurer, Wm C King
Bute Auxiliary of the National Bible Society of Scotland — President,
Rev Joseph Traill. Secretary, ThosjMacdougall. Treasurer, A Thomson Wood,
Royal Bank. £60 was sent to the Parent Society last year
League of Nations Union, Bute Branch established 1926 — President, Dr AG
Burgess. Secrenary, Wm Roy, Wyndham road. Treasurer, J R Campbell
Bute Sabbath School Union— Meets monthly in one of the Church Halls-
President, Alex. M'Nab. Interim Secretary and Treasurer, Angus Thomp-
son
Bute Women's Temperance Prayer Union. — Meets in the Good Templar Hall
every Thursday afternoon at 3.30. President, Mrs John Watson, 1 Barone rd.
Secretary, Mrs Maitland. Treasurer, Mrs Andrews
Comunn Gaidhealach Bhoid — To promote the cultivation of the Gaelic lan-
guage, literature, music, art and industries— President, the Marchioness of Bute
Convener of Committees, captain James Kennedy. Treasurer, Archd Campbell.
Secretary, J W Campbell
Bute Camanachd Club. — President, ex-provost Jas JUJIillan ; Secretary, John
M'Donald
Food Production — Bute District Executive Agricultural Commtttee—Chairman,
Alex M'Intyre, Dunallan
Red Cross Society, see County lists, page 31.
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OFFICIALS- Isle of Bute.
Ministry of Labour — Branch Employment Office. — Branch Manager, William
Campbell, 45 Watergate
Bute and Cowal Colportage Mission. — : Chairman, Bute ministers in rota-
tion. Secretary, Treasurer, J L Masterton. Colporteur
Walter Conelly
Royal Samaritan Hospital, Glasgow (for treatment of respectable poor women
afflicted with diseases peculiar to their sex) — Rothesay superintendent, Mrs
Turnbull, Dunmore, Craigmore ; Collectors, Mrss Turnbull, J Duncan, Stewart
and Turpie ; and Miss M, Dougall Port-Baimatyne superintendent and Collector
Macdonald, Bay View
Bute Sheep Dog Trials Association— President, Earl of Dumfries. Secretary and
treasurer, James D Mackay, Barone Park
Bute Bee-Keepers' Association — President, Archd. Monto-omerie. Secretary,
Lloyd's Agent. — ^Robert Houston, Harbour master
Coast Guard. — J as Oaten, 17 Bishop st
S PECIALITY.
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A GOLDEN IVY LEAF
TO COMMEMORATE
ANNIVERSARIES and SOCIAL FUNCTIONS.
APPRECIATED WHEREVER SEEN.
DOUGLAS YEAR BOOK of SCOTTISH ASSOCIATIONS
Editor, John Douglas, F. S.A.Scot.
6 St Mary's Grove, Barnes Common, London, S.W.,13, 4th December, 19—
Messrs Hisgik & Co., Printers and Publishers, Rothesay.
Dear Sirs, — Thank you very much for sending me the assortment of ivy leaves,
which have been much admired. I showed them to several Scots on St Andrew's
Day, and in each case the verdict has been the same. The leaves were considerid
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Miscellaneous Greetings Printed in Gold on Real Ivv Leaves from 2s parpen
for Quantiies. To be had only from
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Parish and Burgh of Rothesay.
ROTHESAY, the carital of Buteshire, was originally a village in connection with
the Castle, and was created a Royal Burgh by Robert III in 1400. It became
place of considerable importance in fishing, coopering, cotton spinning and weaving,
and now it is noted as the most popular Summer resort in Scotland,
amalgamated with North Bute, henceforth, for secular purposes, the boundary of
Thirty-two years ago the landward portion of the Parish of Rothesay being
the parish is the same as that of the burgh.
Duke of Rothesay — The Heir Apparent to the Throne, H R II Prince Edward
of Wales. Keeper of the Great Seal, Andrew Graham Murray, Baron Dunedin
(For Courts and Court Officials, Justices of the Peace, and
County Boards, see County Lists. )
Heritors' Committee — Provost Hicks (convener) ; ex-provost James JFMillan ; ex-
Bailies Buchanan and M/Bride; Messrs N H Constable, James Cunningham,
John Cunningham and R D Whyte Clerk — William Grant, Watergate
Births, Marriages, and Deaths. — A birth must be registered within 21 days ; a mar-
riage within three days, and a death within eight days. Registrar, Frank
Mootgomerie, Albert place. Hours — 10 till 1, and 2 till 4. Saturdays, 10 — 1
Births, 151 : Deaths. 104; marriages, 42 in 1926
., 152; „ 114; ,, 35 1927
Last year, 22 deaths were of non-residents, and the largest number were over 70
Session Clerk— Thomas Maclagan, 28 Castle street
Constituency — The Roll of Voters is published annually. Figures on page 19.
6261 names: last time, 5968
Population — In 1871,7,760 ; 1881, 8,291; 1891,9034; 1901,9323; 1911,9299;
1921 (taken in June instead of April), 16,123
Ward
No. 1, 815 m;
lies ;
1486 females ;
2301,
total
2, 982
1441
2423
3, 1145
1545
2690
4, 1284
1677
2961
5, 1149
1469
2618
6, 793
1411
2204
Valuation of Bukgii
1926
1927
1928
Ward No. I,
£16,163 18
2
£15,584 9
2
£17.293 V
4
II,
14,533 13
2
14,584 13
8
14.736 2
7
III,
17,815 7
4
17,980 5
8
18,617 1
5
IV,
24,429 15
8
24,737 3
2
24,845 2
V,
18,950
19,421 19
3
19,516 17
4
VI
21,333
2
21,444 19
10
21,741 6
6
£113,225 15
3
£114,753 9
9
£116,749 17
2
Tramway*,
739
429
£115,182 10
9
46
£113,964 15
3
£116,795 17
2
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BUTE COUNTY DIRECTORY ADYERTISEMPJNTS.
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Local View Post Cards in Great Variety.
Birthday Cards. Typewriting Ruquisites. Picture Books,
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Rothesay Steam Laundry,
36 nRIDCiE STREET.
JOHN RANKINE - - Proprietor.
Goods Called for and Delivered by the Yellow Van
RUBBER STAMPS.
SAMPLES and PRICES at
JI.C*0-Jr.JE <^ €<»*«„
BRIDGE STREET, ROTHESAY.
Assessments, Benefactions, «fec, Parish and Burgh, Rothesay.
Assessments — Parochial — The following have been imposed by the Parish Council:
Poor Rates, Is Id per £1 (less 10 per cent. ; Education Rate, Is 11 less 10 p.c.
Bukgiial — The Town Council have imposed 4s 5d per £1 for Burgh General and
other Assessments — equally divided between landlord and tenant.
Land Tax and Registration of Births, &c, Od ; County Voters Registration, Od —
— payable by proprietors only.
Water, 9d per £1. Gas, 4/2 per 1000 cubic feet (less 4d per 1000 cubic feet);
prepayment meters, 4/7d, with discount of 5d per 1000 cubic feet
Benefactions — Mrs Ann Taylor ok Jackson's Bequest. — The annual interest
of £100 is expended by the Provost and Magistrates in providing coals for per-
sons of the name of Taylor, and natives of Skipness or Rothesay.
Miss Janet Gibson's Bequest. — The interest of £200 is invested with the Min-
ister of the parish, an 1 the Provost and Magistrates of the burgh, for the benefit of
old and infirm poor, and applied annually at Candlemas — each recipient receiving
a sum of about 5s.
The James Duncan Charity — £2000, reduced to £1600, bequeathed by the late
Jas Duncan of Valparaiso and Rothesay, for the annual benefit of 10 old women
Bute Wedding Dowry.— £1000 bequeathed in commemoration of the silver wed-
ding of John Patrick Crich ton- Stuart, 3rd Marquess of Bute, to be given by the
Provost and Magistrates annually to enable some girl or girls of the poorer classes
to be married.
Educational Grant. — In terms of a grant made by the Town Council, and
arrangement, with the School Board, six children are entitled to free education in
the Academy for three years
Duncan Thomson Bequest. — £2000 bequeathed to the Provost, Magistrates and
Town Council of the burgh, and the Parochial Board of the parish, for the erec-
tion of a statutory poor house. The Parish Council eight years ago bought a
field at Townhead for £1066 18s 8d, on which is now built the Thomson Home
Paterson Bequest. — The interest of £300, bequeathed by the late Miss Janet
Paterson, Whinny Brae, is divided annually at Candlemas, through the Provost
and Senior Bailie, among aged and infirm persons.
Mrs Mary Miller Bequest.-— The interest of £60 is, also through the Provost
and Magistrates, applied for coals to the poor.
Archibald Brown Bequest. — The interest of £100 bequeathed by the late
Archibald Brown, banker, is annually divided by the Provost and Magistrates at
Candlemas amongst the poor and infirm of the town.
Bethia Weir Bequkst. — Interest on £51 Is, to be applied annually by the
Magistrates and Town Council for supplying coal to the poor.
The Provost's Fund, instituted by James McMillan, obe, in commemoration of
the King's first visit, to Rothesay in July, 1920 — subscribed for the benefit of
soldiers' widows. Sums collected amount to about £1100 : sum aimed at,£1000
War Memorial Fund. — -Collected £2581 ; sum aimed at, £52(0.
The Wilkie Almshouses — Mr James J Wilkie, a native of Rothesay left £20,000
for the benefit of widows aud spinsters of 50 years and over, natives of Rothesay.
The almshouses are to be erected at Meadowcap, and managed under the super-
vision of the Town Council
BUTE COUNTY DIRECORY ADVETISEMENTS
Established over Half-a-Ceniury.
John MaeLaehlan,
Successor to SAMUEL THOMPSON),
Hatter, Hosier, Clothier & General Outfitter,
67 Montague street.
GEORGE . G. BARR,
Pa§twy Biker and Coifectioier,
30 Montague Street, and -
Woodend Bakery, 25 East Princes Street,
House Address, 2 Bishop Terrace Brae.
If you wish the Best Onality, make Barr your Baker.
1* H ES S T A. T DE3
ASSURANCE CO., Ltd,, of LIVERPOOL.
with which is incorporated
The Bute Insurance Company.
Fire Accident, Plate, Glass, Fidelity Guarantee, Burglary
aul L'fe (in, connection, with the British Eqaitah/e Assurance Co., Ltd.)
Insurance Transacted.
Prospectuses and Forms of Proposal may be obtained from any of the Ageius of the
Company, or at the Rothesay Branch Office 28 Castle Stk.HET,
MACBETH & MACLAGAN, District Secretaries
Chief Office for Scotland, 180 West George Street, Glasgow
E. E. CROOKS. District Manager
The Oldest Beat-Hiring Business in Rothesay.
BOAT -BUILDER and BOAT- HIKER,
Yard — Ladeside Street. Stance — Esplanade.
Boats of any description Built to any specification.
ORIGINATOR ok COWAL and LONG DISTANCE MOTOR TRIPS.
Rowing and Sailing Boats from the same Stance.
Special Terms to Private Parties
-id* Agent in 'his District for Grampian Murine Motor Engines.
SoIh Maker of Famous " Bute'' Oars.
OFFICIALS— Rothesay Parish and Burgh.
TOWN COUNCIL, — Meets at noon on second Monday of each month. Provost —
John Maclachlan ; Bailies — George Halliday, Duncan Brown and Arclid Brown;
Dean of Guild, Charles Muir; Treasurer, Neil M'Nicol, Councillors Donald
Buchanan, Malcolm Buchanan, James Fisher. George Hicks, John Jones, John
Morton Lawrie, John M 'Galium, James M'Millan, obe, James S M'Millan,
Win Robertson Angus Thompson and William Watson*
The Magistrates and Town Council are also Police Commissioners Six members
(one representing each ward) retire annually on the first Tuesday of November
in normal times — when new elections take place.
Officials — Town Clerk and Legal Assessor, Robn-t Duncan Whyte. Depute,
James Rose, ll b, w s. Collector of Rates and Valuation Assessor, John G L
Gardner. Burgh Prosecutor, William Grant. Police [Burgh amalgamated with
County, see page 27] Master of Works and Sanitary Inspector, Alex Stephen;
Assistant, Arch Seott. Gas Manager, Wm Whyte. Medical Officer. T Wilson
Howie. Analyst, J W Biggart, Greenock. Inspector of Weights and Measures,
Wm Clark, Paisley. Court-House Keeper and Inspector of Explosives, and In-
spector under the Shops Act, &c, Matthew C Stewart. Inspector of Slaughter
House, James M'Lean. Auditor, John Loudon, CA, Glasgow. Veterinary Sur-
geon Robere Moodie, Rothesay; Golf Clubmaster, Thomas Learmonth
PARISH COUNCIL — Meets on the first Tuesday of each month. EX-Bailie Donald
Buchanan (chairman), Miss Agnes Arrol; Messrs James Cunningham, Gavin
Fleming, Neil Gillies. John Jones, John Lamont, Arch Meikle, Chas Muir, An-
drew M M'Kinlay, James McMillan, John S Slaven and Angus Speirs. The
members are elected every three years
Officials — Inspector of Poor and Clerk, A Ross Thomson Medical, Officer,Jas
Burnett Lawson, md. Auditor, A Murrray Whyte, jun. c A
Wards — The Burgh was, in 1886, divided into six wards for municipal purposes.
No. I — Ardbeg road, Ardmory road, Argyle place, Argyle terrace, Landward, Marine
place, iVIackinlay street, Macnab's brae, Westwood, Wyndham road. Representa-
tives: Town Council— provost Maclachlan, Dean of Guild Muir and ex-provost
Fisher Parish Council — Messrs Muir and Speirs
No. 2 — Alma terrace (part of), Bridgend street (west side), Argyle street, Ballochgoy
terrace, Bridge street, Chapelhill road, Gallowgate (west side), Havelock terrace,
llillhouse road (west side), Inkerman terrace, Landward, Lilyoak terrace, Staffa
place, York terrace, West land road. Representatives: Town Council — Treasurer
Brown, and Messrs Buchanan and Halliday. Parish Council — Messrs Cunning-
ham and M r Kinlay
No. 3 — Alma terrace (part of), Barone road (west side), Bridgend street (east side-
Columshill place, Columshill street, Gallowgate (east side), Glenhead place),
Gowanfield place, Hillhouse road (east side), John street, King street, Ladeside
street, Landward, Macalister's court, Mill street (west side), Montague street
(from Gallowgate to Tower street), Tower street (west side), Victoria street
(from Gallowgate to Tower street), West Castle street. Representatives : Town
Council — ex-Bailie Buchanan and Messrs Thompson and Lawrie. Parish
Council — Messrs Fleming, Malcolm Buchanan and J C Slaven
No. 4 — Castlehill street, part of Castle street, Guildford square, High street, (from
Guildford square to Castle street), High street (west side), Landward, Meadow-
cap, Montague street (from Tower street to Watergate), Mill street (east side),
Russell street, Stuart street, Tower street (east side), Union street, Victoria street,
(from Tower street to Guildford square), Watergate (west side), Ascog Loch road
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BUTE COUNTY DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENTS— ROTHESAY.
TAILORING AND OUTFITTING.
JAMES JOHNSTON,
Ladies' and G e n 1 1 era e rfs Tailor,
26 MONTAGUE STREET.
Peter M'Kellar,
House Agent, Insurance Agent,
and Piermaster,
CRAIGMORE PIER.
Tennis Courts and Putting Greens in Neighbourhood.
Agent for W. & A, Gilbey s Wines and Spirits.
Joseph Maitland,
(Successor to High Morton),
Family GJrocerand Wine MBercliant,
62 Montague st. o^Kfitf SZTftk Rothesay.
Orders Called for and Promptly Delivered.
BOULEVARD TEA ROOM,
77 VICTORIA STREET,
Opposite Stewart Statue,
Misses J. & S. MORRISON
Breakfasts. Luncheons. Dinners Teas. Fish Suppers.
Excursion and I'ic-Nic Purveyor.
OFFICIALS— Burgh and Parish of Mothesay.
(south side). Representatives : Town Council — ex-Provost Jas M'Millan, and
Messrs John Jones and Win Robertson. Parish Council — Messrs Jones and N
Gillies
No. 5 — Albert place, Bishop street, Bishop terrace. Bishop terrace brae (west side)
Castle street, Croft lane, East Princes street (to number 21), High street east
side, from Castle street to Minister's brae), Landward, Minister's brae (north
side). Store lane, Watergate (east side), West Princes street, Mountpleasant road r
Serpentine road. Representatives - Town Council--Dean of Guild M'Nicol snd
Messrs M'Callum and James S M'Millan. Parish Council— Messrs Arch Meikle
and M'Millan
No. G — Albany road. Ardencraig road, Battery place, Bishop terrace brae (east side),
Craigmore road, Crichton road, East Burgh Lands, East Princes street (from No-
22), Eastands road, Landward, Mountstuart road. Representatives :— Town
Council— Bailies 1) Brown. Watson and Mr John Cunningham. Parish Council
— Miss Arrol and Mr Lamont
Town Council Committees — Burgh Lands -- Councillors Watson, convener) and
Robertson (sub- convener), Dean of Guild Muir, Treasurer M'Nicol, Bailie A
Brown and councillor Lawrie
Gas — Dean of Guild Muir (convener), councillor Thompson (sub-cenvener), Bailie
D Brown, councillor Buchanan, Jas M'Millan and M'Callum
Water — councillors Fisher (convener), M'Callum (sub-convener), Bailies Halliday
and D Brown, and councillors M Buchanan and Robertson
Finance— Treasurer M'Nicol (convener), provost John Maclachlan (sub-convener),
Bailie A Brown, councillors Lawrie, Jas M'Millan and Cunningham
Police — provost Maclachlan (convener), councillors 1) Buchanan (sub -convener),
councillors Thomson, Jones, James S M'Millan and Cunningham
Roads — Bailie Halliday (convener), Bailie D Brown) sub-convener), councillors
Fisher, M Buchanan, Jones and Jas S M'Millan
Public Health — councillors Jas M'Millan (convener), councillor M Buchanan
(sub-convener), Bailie Halliday, Dean of Guild Muir, Treasurer M'Nicol and
Councillor Cuuningham
Parks — Bailie A Brown, (convener), councillor Jones (sub-convener), provost,
Maclachlan, councillors Watson, Thompson and Jas S M'Millan
Electricity - Bailie D Brown (convener), councillor Fisher (sub-convener), Bailie
A BrowN, councillors Lawrie, M'Callum and Jas M'Millan
Old Age PENSIONS-Provost Maclachlan (chairman), Bailies Halliday and D Brown,
Dean of Guild Muir, Treasurer M'Nicol, councillors I) Buchanan, Thompson
51 Buchanan, Robertson, James M'Millan, Ni 'Callum and Cunningham
Dean of Guild Court — Dean of Guild Muir, councillors 51 Buchanan, Robert-
son, Jones and Jas S M'Millan
Valuation — provost Maclachlan, Bailie D Brown, Treasurer M'Nicol, Dean of
Guild Muir, councillors Thompson, James M'Millan and M'Callum
Stewart Institute, Members of Board of Management —provost Maclachlan,
Bailies Hniliday and D Brown and councillor Watson
County Council, Burgh Representatives — provost Maclachlan, Bailie D Brown
and A Brown, and councillor James M'Millan
Bute District Board of Control — Representatives: Provost Maclachlan, Dean of
Guild Muir, councillors James M'Millan nnd Cunningham
Royai, Burghs, Representatives to the Convention. — Commissioner, provost
Maclachlan. Assessor, Mr R D Whyte
BUTE COUNTY DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENTS.
'Phone, 140.
Charles J. Pullen,
BRIDGE PARK, BRIDGE STREET.
Theatre ID e Luxe,
West Princes Street.
Proprietor, ... p, ft, Burnettk.
Continuous Programmes.
All the Best Pictures. Good Music.
Acknowledged to be the only Real Picture House in Rothesay.
Cleanliness and Civility my Mottoes.
Popular Prices.
Phone, 87.
John Cruiekshanks,
Plumber, Gasfittcr & Zinc Worker,
49 High street, Rothesay.
Wash-Hand Basins, Plunge, Spray and Shower Baths fitted up for Hot or Cold Water
Drain, Soil or Waste Pipes Tested
Francis Dewar & Sons,
Carpenter, Boat Builder and Boat Hirer,
Old Mission Church, High St., ami) Esplanade (Opposite Band Stand.
iVE otor Launclies:
" LA D Y B U T E " and « l A I) Y MA R Y,"
Carries 50 Passengers (under Board of Trade Regulations) Carries 12 Passengers.
Long and Short Cruises by Day and Evening.
Repairs pPmmtly Attended to. Rowing B'lats and Fishing Tackle supplied.
OFFICIALS— Kothes&y Parish and Burgh.
Representativk Elder to the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland —
Bailie George Halliday
Civil Distress, Prince of Wales' Committee for relief— ex-Provost Fisher, chairman
Standing Joint Committee representatives : provost Maclachlan, Bailies D Brown
and A Brown and councillors Watson and Cunningham
Joint Committee on Blind Persons Act for South West of Scotland — Represent-
atative : provost Maclachlan
School Management Committee — Treasurer M'Nicol
Prison — Member of Greenock Prison Visiting Committee, councillor Buchanan
licensing Appeal Court — Appointed by Justices — ex-provost Jas M'Millan
and Messrs Donald Buchanan, Rothesay, and John Ferguson, Port-Bannatyne,
Appointed by Rothesay Magistrates— ex-provost Maclachlan and Bailies Halliday
and D Brown
Harbour Trust — The Provost, Magistrates, and Town Council, along with the fol-
lowing shipowners' representatives : Messrs Laehlan H Gilchrist, John D Rodger,
John Halliday and Charles A Brt-mner
Harbour Committee — ex-Bailie Buchanan ("convener), councillor Watson (sub-
convener), councillors Fisher, Lawrle, M'Callum and Robertson ; and Messrs
Bremner, Gilchrist, Halliday and Rodger
Officials— Clerk, K D Whyte. Depute, James Rose. Harbour-Master, Robert
Houston, Master of Works, Alex Stephen, Bridge Attendant, D M'Lellan.
Overseer of Turnstiles, the Harbourmaster
Parish Council Committees — Finance — Messrs Buchanan (convener), Cunning-
ham, Meikle, Jones, Spiers and Miss Arrol
Cemetery — Messrs Meikle (convener), Fleming, Gillies, M'Kinlay, McMillan and
Lamont
Visiting — The Whole Council
The Thomson Home — Messrs Meikle (convener), Muir, Cunningham, Slaven,
Jones and Miss Arrol
Clothing— Messrs Speirs (convener), M^Kinlay, Slaven, M'Millaii and Miss Arm
CHURCHES. — The Established Presbytery meets at Dunoon on last Wednesday in
April and September and first Wednesday in July ; at Rothesay on last Wednes-
day of March and November. Clerk, Rev John M Dickie, b d, New Rothesay
Synod of Argyll — next meeting April, 1929.
The United Free Presbytery usually meets on the first Tuesday of each month at
Rothesay and Dunoon alternately. Clerk, Rev J M'K Campbell, Lochgoilhead.
Next meeting of Synod, April. 1929— Clerk, Rev J M'K Campbell
The Free Presbytery meets in Hope Street Church Buildings, Glasgow, on the Is.
Tuesday of each month
Parish Church, High street (Hours of worship, 11 15 am and 6 30 p m.
Ministers, the Rev James King Hewison, d i>, (emeritus), and the Rev W T
Smellie, o b e, ma, (assistant and successor). Session Clerk, Thomas Maclagan,
20 Castle st. Kirk Treasurer Wm Whyte, Wyndham rd Leader of Praise,
David Rodger. Church Officer, John Maitland, 9 Mill st
New Parish, Argyle street (hours of worship, 11 a.m and 6.30 pm) —Rev John
M Dickie, bi>. Session Clerk, Dugald Weir. Clerk and Treasurer, Wm Gran*-.
Seat-Letter, Hector M'Kellar. Organist, Arthur S Christie. Superintendent of
Sabbath School, Frank Montgomerie. Church Officer, Donald MTie, 36 Bishop
st
BUTE COUNTY DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENTS.
C. M'CONNELL & CO. and
M'CONNELL & MCARTHY,
21 and 59 Montague street,
milliners and toadies' Outfitters,
Specialists in Hosiery and Underclothing
•,
LOH1TE HOTEI
One minutes walk from Pier.
Most Beautiful View of the Bay.
Every Attention given to Families, Tourists and Commercial Gentlemen.
Parties Boarded by Week.
Excellent Cuisine and Moderete Tariff.
'Phone, 115 JOHN LYLE, Proprietor
Txie T3 © S t
LOAFBREAD, TEABREAD, BISCUITS & CAKES
Can always be had at the Shops of the
Bute Co-Operative Society.
Made at the Well-Known Bakery of the United Co Operative Baking Soeiety, Ltd,
51 EAST PRINCES STREET, ROTHESAY.
Arthur S. Christie,
Piano. — Organ. — Singing.
Livopno, Crichton Road.
BLAKEY'S HOTEL and PENSION, 'Phone, 62, Rothesay
(Late Hotel and Pension, now Next Door). at CPaigOlOre Pier.
Liberal Table. Moderate Tariff. S. BLAKEY, Proprietrix,
First-Class Service, (for 15 years Manageress of the Glasgow Art Cluub, and
6 years Proprietrix of Ciaigmore Hotel & Pension.)
OJbFICI ^LS- llothesay.
Craigmore Pakisii (St Brendan's), (hours of worship 11 a. m and 6.30 p.m) —
J Morrell M'William ba. Session-Clerk, M Mackenzie. Clerk to Managers
and Treasurer, James Heaton, Elysium Organist, John dimming. Church
Officer, Jas Duncan, Logie pi
United Free Parish, Castle street (hours of worship, 11 a m and 6.30 pm — Rev
Joseph Traill, b i). Session-Clerk, J L Masterton. Clerk to Deacons Court,
Ghas Paterson Treasurer, A Campbell. Seat-Letter, Peter II 'Arthur. Super-
intendents of Sabbath Schools, John G Dodds and James Duncan. Organist,
Alex Gregory lt s c . Officer, Robert Young, Castle st
United West Free, Argyle street (hours of worship, 11 a in and G 30 p m —
Rev Hugh Davidson, m a Session Clerk, David Stewart. Clerk to Deacons
Court, Thomas W Doggart. Treasurer, James Smith. Roll Keeper, Thomas
Macdongall . Seat-Letter, Andw Hamilton. Superintendent of Sabbath School,
J VV Mutch. Organist and choirmaster, Jas Robertson, jn. Officer, James
Hunter, 24 Argyle st
Bridgend United Free, Bridgend street (hours of worship, 11 am and 6 - 30 pm.
— Rev Rohert L Kirk Session-Clerk, Alex M'Nab. Preses, James Miller.
Clerk, George Higgie. Treasurer, VVm Meldrum. Seat-letter, Donald Sutherlnud.
Superintendent of Sabbath School, Alex M'Nab, Organist, Harry Wilson.
Church Officer, James Pinkerton, Church buildings
Chapeliiill United, Free High street — (hours of worship: English, 11 am
and 6 - 30 pm Rev G R Howe. Session Clerk, Alex M'Nab. Clerk to
Deacons' Court, Robert M'Farlane. Superintendent of Sabbath School, Alex
M M'Nab. Choirmaster, DnLamont, jn. Church Officer, And Bell, 5 Kingst
Craigmore United Fuee, Crichton road (hours of worship, 11 am and G.30 pm.
Hev James Gardiner, ma Session-Clerk, Robert Clunie. Preses, Arch. Ewing,
Clerk, Alex Ross Thomson. Treasurer, Robert Clunie. Organist, A R Thom-
son. Church Officer. Fred J Miner, Glendermot cottage
Free, Chapelhill, (hours of worship, 11 am and 6 30 p m.) — Rev J D Ramsay.
Session-Clerk, Congregational Clerk and Treasurer,
Church officer, John Wilson, 11 Argyle pi
Baptist, Ardbeg road (hours of worship, 11 am and.6 30 pm) — Rev T S Metrustry
Superintendent of Sabbath School, George Maitland. Harmoniumist, Mi's Read.
Church Officer, John M'Lean, 60 High st
Prayer meetings in connection with some of the Churches on Wednesday evenings.
St Paul's Episcopal, Victoria street. — Established 1838 ; Church built in 1854.
and consecrated in 1862.--Hours of service, Sundays, 9, 10, 11 am and 6.30 pm.
Eucharast, 8 a m daipy. Evensong, 7 p m daily, except Saturdays, 6pm
Rector, Rev Malcolm Smith, m a, d,tx. Secretary, Treasurer,
Miss M Pratt
St Andrew's Roman Catholic, Columshill street (hours of worship, 8, 9, 11
[during July and August, also at 12], evening service, Sundays 6 30, week days
7 30) — Right Rev Monsignor Hugh Cameron. Assistant, [Rev John Malloy.
Organist, John Linsley. Mass on Holy days at 8 and 9 am; on week days, 8 am
There is* a Chapel at Mountstuart served from Rothesay. Mass on Sundays at
9 30 a m : on Holy days at 9 am
Ladeside Mission, in connection with the West United Free Church. Convener,
Rev Hugh Davidson. Sabbath School at 3 pm ; Superintendent, Thomas Mae-
dougall. Savings Bank, Saturday evening at 7. Evangelistic Services on Sab-
bath evenings at 6 30.
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BITE COUNTY mKKOTOKY AOVKKTT.S1SMENTS— KOTHBSaV.
GEORGE PRENTICE,
:n's wear store,
25 Victoria street, Rothesay,
ARCADIAN TEA ROOMS,
23 East Princes Street.
JEratkd Waters and High-Class Ices
Confections from Best Makers. High Teas.
Special Fish Suppers on Saturday Evenings
Large Saloon at Bach
William M. Heaton, Jun.
Established 1857 Telephone No. 66.
D. C. MIT KB. AY & CO.,
OUiE PAINTERS,
Becorntois, €Sla(iers, anU picture Jfranu iWafeers,
86 Montague street.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Paper/hangings.
Glass, rolished and Rough Plate, Embossed and Ornamental, Silvered Mirrors,
Sheet Glass, Lend Lattice Work, Picture Mouldings,
Vita Class
Glasgow and West of Scotland Society
I OR THE
Prevention of Cruelty
TO ANIMALS.
THE SOCIETY has, during the Season, an Officer in Rothesay for the purpose of in-
quiring into and investigating all ACTS of CRUELTY to ANIMALS throughout
the Counties of Argyll and Bote. Complaint? left at the Police Office, will receive
immediate attention. A Lethal Chamber for hhumane destruction of stray or unwanted
caN is available at the premises of Mr R. Moodie, Watergate, Rotvesay.
OFFICIALS— Rothesay Parish and Bur K l>.
The Faith Mission, instituted in 1886 for evangelization in small towns and
country districts. Head-quarters and publishing-office, Edinburgh. Founder, J G
Govan ; hon. acting director, H E Govan
The Faith Mission Prayer Union Local Branch, established 18811, for Christian,
fellowship and evangelistic effort
Salvation Army Citadel, Albert Hall, High st
Christian Brethren meet in the Gospel Hall, 1 Bridge st, on the Lord's Day
at 11 a.m and 6 30 p m Also, at the Meeting House, 14 Bridge st
Advertising and Town Purposes Asssociation.— The following are the members
of the Association for Advertising the Town for 1928 viz. — Chairman, Provost
Maclachlan: vice-chairman, Mr W Meldrum ; committee, ex-Provost Fisher and
James M'Millan; Bailies D Brown and A Brown, councillors Angus R Thomp-
son and Wm Watson : Messrs John S Slaven. Archd Miller, James Johnston ,
Donald M Stewart, Charles Sweet, Tom Ten-is, C W Brennan, James McArravy,
Charles Patterson, T M Clay and Donald Sutherland
Secretary and Treasurer, George M'Lintock, 5 High st
HOSPITALS. -Robertson Stewart. Townhead- Medical Officer, di- Howie. Visiting
hours, 1 till 3 daily Matron, Annie M'Kenzie, Caretaker, John Weir
Victoria, High street. — Established and maintained for medical ai.d surgical
treatment of persons suffering from injuries or non-infectious diseases. — Hon
President, The Marquis of Bute. Chairman of Committee of Management
Sheriff Martin. Hon Secretary-Treasurer, Thomas Maclagan. Matron, Nurse
Eliz C Rell. During 1927, there were 184 admissions and 440 out-patients
attended to. The total ordinary income for year was £2217; and the ordinary,
expenditure. £1812.
For further particulars see 1925 annual report.
The visiting days are: Tuesdays and Thursdays from seven till eight o'clock, and
Wednesdays and Sundays from three till four o'clock
Glasgow Western Infirmary — Local Treasurer, J R Campbell, Clydesdale Bank
PHYSICIANS.— Thomas C Christie, si b, ch b, 1 Battery place. T Wilson Howie,
MB, ch b, 11 Battery place. James B Lawson, M d, Brighton terraoe. John
N Marshall, sin, 7 -Batter? place. Win M M'Kinlay, sib, ch b, 2 Marine pi,
Ardbeg. David J Penney, mb, cm ; and W Allan Harper, sib ch b, Battery lodge
Vktertnary Surgeons, Win Moodie & Son, m r c v s, Watergate
Nursing Association — Hon President, Dowager Marchioness of Bute. Presi-
dent, Marchioness of Bute. Vice-Presidents, Lady Reid, Ardencraig, Miss
Helen R Wilson, Chapelhill house, and ,Mrs Constable, Foley house. Ho>i
Joint-Seoretaries, sirs J N Marshall, Battery pic and siiss Alexander, Grey lands.
Hon Treas, siiss Weir, Rullecheddan Queen's Nurses, sirs Scott, siisses Ritchie
and Brigham. The report for the year ending 31st March, 1928, shows that 376
general and maternity cases had been nursed, assistance given at 4 operations
and 7900 visits paid by the Queen's nurses. Under the child welfare scheme,
1824 visits had been made.
Thomson Home, Townhead — Matron, Miss Mary Maekinnon. Visiting hours —
Sundays, Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, 3 till 4 pm; Tuesdays and
Thursdays, 7 till 8.
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BUTE COUNTY DIRECTORY ADVEETISEMENTS.
John Lament,
Family Bread, Biscuit
- and Pastry Baker,
23 Gallowg-ate, Rothesay.
GEORGE HALLIDAY, h.
Timber Merchants
and Sawmillers,
taJaiioii Street, Rothesay.
Coal Department,
7 Stuart Street, '.Rothesay.
Telegrams, " Halliday, Rothesay."
Telephones — Sawmills, No. 9. Coal Dept., No. 15.
Hugh Lauder,
Watchmaker, Jeweller and Optieiaiic
8 Albert Place (Opposite the Harbour).
Souvenirs of Bute. Scotch Pebble Jewellery.
Engagement Rings. Wedding Presents.
Spectacles and Eye Glasses.
Jewellery Repaired.
Watches, Clocks and Jewellery Repaired.
OFFICIALS- Rothesay.
WRITERS. _ David Arnot, 35 High st. Win Grant, Castle st. J Scrimgeour,
Hepburn, Eaglesham, Mountpleasant rd. Macbeth & Maclagan, Castle st James
Rose, llb, we. Castle st Robert D Why te,C tstle st. Wilson & Alexander, n p,
Castle st.
BANKS — Bank of Scotland, Guildford square : J L Masterton, agent
Butk Savings, Castle street: John M'Callum, actuary
Clydicsdale, Guildford square: John R Campbell, agent
Royal, Victoria street: A Thomson Wood, agent
British Linen", 64 Montague street — William Grant, agent
EDUCATIONAL I INSTITUTIONS. — Rothesay Academy and Thomson Institute.
Rector, Alexander G Burgess, ma, f e i s., d sc.
Higher Grade School — Annie M Douglas; Ann H Larg, ma (hons) ; William
M'Birse m a ; (hons); T N Macllvarey M A (hons); (science), George Bruce,
E S Matthew, ma (hons); Julia M Edgar, M A; George T Scott, ar CA; J
W Chapman, ma (hons); Mary Smith, ma; Mary Gordon, ma and AR MThail,
Primary School : Infant Division — Annie M Douglas and Annie D B M'Crone,
and Misses Shearer, Duff and Anderson
Junior Division — Marion M^Dougall
Senior Division--John R Cattanach,M a
Music — Arthur S Christie. Cookery and Sewing — Janet Morrison. Singing
Alex Gregory, lt s c. Gymnastics — A Craig. Janitor, Norman Lamont.
Public Infant and Elementary School — Headmaster, Thos W Doggart, Wm
Newlands, Wma S Tulloch, Kate M Whyte, Mrs Campbell and Misses Wright
M'Farlane, Mackinnon, May, L M Anderson, Stewart, Davidson, Funnell, A N
Guthrie andMlnnes
Supplmentary — Lleadmaster, Harry J G Ross, ma, John M'Donald, Misses Lyle,
J N Guthrie, Cadger, Hadge and Mitchell. Woodwork and Drawing, J L
Stirachan
Cookery and Domestic Science, Grace I Menzies
Pianoforte, George Dryden. Singing, James M'Arthur
Janitors, John Allan and Geo Brown Attendance officer, J Duncan
St Andrew's R C School — H S Hughes (head master), M "Lines, and Misses
Courtney, Gough, Rooney and Morris. Singing, Alex Gregory and Edith
M'Grath
Norman Stewart Institute, Montague street, erected by former townsmen (who re-
membered their native place while prospering abroad) at a cost of about £10,000
for the benefit of working men and women. Chairman of Directors, Provost
John Maclachan. Committee of Management— Sheriff Martin (chairman) ex-
ex-provost Macmillan, ex-provost Hicks, Bailie Brown, Revs Joseph Traill, and J
D Ramsay, and Mr .las Smith Librarian, Margt M'Crone
Secretary and Treasurer, Wm Grant. Janitor, James Brooks
Rothesay Horticultural Society. — President, Provost Maclachlan. Secretary and
Treasurer, George C M'Kinnon, Westwood, Argyle ter
Joint Stock Companies. — Tramway Co (Limited) — Chairman, G R Hulme.
Secretary, S J Rowe. General manager, Archibald Robertson. Engineer, and
assistant manager, Frank R Stinson
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BUTE COUNTY DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENT*.
'Phone, No. 210. Established 1842.
James Smith,
Joiner, Cabinetmaker,
and Funeral Undertaker,
15 Bishop street, Rothesay
Fop PICTURES and DANCING in BUTE
IT'S
THE IPALACE GINEMA
AND
The Plaza and Suite of Rooms to Let for Socials, Conckrts and Dances.
Ehone, 13 3. JACK F. ODRISCOLL, Manager*
ftigfkst Class productions,
INCLUDING
LOAVES, TEA BREAD, FRENCH CAKES and PASTRY,
Can always be had at
The RETAIL SHOPS of the
United Co -Operative Baking Society, Limited,
9 EAST PRINCES STREET, ROTHESAY.
Johll ThOrbUPll, Telephone No. 170
Fishmonger, Ice Merchant & Licensed Dealer *» Game,
(A few doors West from Post Office). 18 West Princes street
Poultry Supplied.
Scottish Letter Headings, with Verses, &c. . 8d doz.
Reduction for Quantities. 12 different kinds. Specimens, 3d postal coupons
HIGGIE & CO., Publishers, Rothesay, Scotland.
OFFICIALS — Joint .Stock Companies, Publications, Fire Brigade.
Carriage Hiring and 'Bus Co — M'Kirdy & McMillan, Ltd — Chairman,
Arch Robertson. Secretary, W C King. Managing Director, Jas M'Millan.
Craigmork Pier Co — Chairman, Matthew Duncan. Secretary, James Mac-
kiniion. Piermaster, captain Peter M'Kellar
George Halliday, Limited — Chairman and Managing Director, George Halliday
Secretary, Malcolm Halliday. Solicitors, Russell & Duncan
Glenburn Hydropathic Co Ltd — Visiting Physician, Dr Marshall. Secretary
J. Eckford Wallace, c a, 18 Alva street, Edinburgh
J & A Martin, Limited, Carriage Hirers. — Chairman, Duncan Brown. Secre-
tary, Miss Kennedy. Manager, Colin M r Nab
Martin Brothers, Motor Bus Hirers, Watergate.
Theatre de Luxe— Fred R Burnette, proprietor.
The Buteman, Limited — Chairman. Sir John Reid, Ardencraig. Secretary and
Manager, Charles M Stevenson, Buteman office
The Palace Cinema Ltd. — Manager, Jack F O'Driscoll. Secretary, George
M'Lintock
Scottish Mica Co.. Ladeside, Rothesay. — Wm H Findlay, mica merchant, 98 High
st. A G Bain, ca, 55 West Regent st, Glasgow
PUBLICATIONS — The Buteman and West Coast Chronicle Unionist), l^d weekly,
published every Friday afternoon by Buteman, Ltd., Castle street — Charles M
Stevenson, manager
Rothesay Express, Id weekly, published every Tuesday evening by M Mackenzie
& Son. Montague street
Bute County Directory, 3s (2s to subscribers), postage 3d, published annually,
in July by Higgie & Co, Bridge street
Bonnie Scotland's Resorts, 4d, 6d and Is, published by Higgie & Co, Bridge st
The Coast Guide, Memorandum Book and Register, 2d, published by Higgie &
Co, Bridge street
Belega Skotlando, an adaptation of the above into Esperanto (the first guidebook
printed in the International Language). 2d. Higgie & Co.
Boni Skotland, in Pitman's Phonetic Longhand, adopted from the foregoing, and is
published in commemoration of Sir Isaac Pitman's Centenary. 2d. Higgie & Co
Is Esperanto Worth Learning? By Bernard Long, ba. 4d and 10 cents. —
Higgie & Co.
SKOTLANDA PEJZAGO [Scottish Scenery] typical Views from Photographs,
with Descriptions in English and Esperanto. Is. Higgie & Co.
La EN\Migo de la Nacioj (the Courtship of the Nations), (brochurets containing
articles written, in Esperanto (the international language) by persons in all the
civilised countries of the world. Id. Higgie & Co.
Skots at Hame anc Abroad and wha wi' them forgaither, a monthly miscellany
of interesting and hurnorus literature in common and fonetic speling, 2d
Official Guide, Published by the Advertising Committee. Price, (id. Supplied
free to non-residents on receipt of three penny stamps for postage, from George
M'M'Lintock. architect, Rothesay
Guide to Rothesay and the Island of Bute, 2d annually, Bu'.eman Ltd
Fire Brigade. — Firemaster, Alex Stephen, Master of Works; captain, T Noble,
110 High st ; J Hislop, 3 Bishop terrace brae : A M'Fie, 66 Montague st ; P
M'Fie, 177 High st ; J Gillies. 20 Ladeside; Rankin Harper, 3 King st; John
Paterson, 15 Bishop st; Dan Hyndman, Bellevue rd ; D Campbell, 20 Russell
st ; A Ferguson, 21 Columshill st ; AS Browu, 1 1 Crossbill villas ; and C
M'Nab (driver), 4 Bishop st
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BUTE COUNTY DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENT— ROTHESAY.
PETER M. MOWAT,
Ladies' and Gent/s Tailor,
S" ss .mi &* m « jp* ^ v. 9
Opposite General Post Office.
BABY FAIR,
3 Gallowgate, Rothesay.
PRAMS, GO-CARTS, BABY CHAIRS,
COTS, TOYS, NOVELTIES.
WALTER MATHERS, Proprietor.
'Phone No. 254.
GROCER and WINE MERCHANT,
1 Argyll Street, Rothesay.
Country Eggs and Fresh Butter Daily.
Cooked Gammon a Speciality.
Orders Called for Delivered Promptly.
Telephone No.— CI, Rothesay.
WILLIAM MELDRUM,
(Successor to Peter Leith),
JMspensiiig* and
Photographic Chemist,
43 Victoria Street,
and Port Bannatyne.
OFFICIALS — Rothesay Company and Society Office Bearers
Friendly & Benefit Societies — Frew and Accept kd Masons.— Prow G. Lodge of
Argyll and the Isles— P G M, Fred Walter Fell Clarli , Glen Caladli. P G M D.
iwafor-General J D Maclachlan, c b, c m g, d so. SPG M. Lieut-col Bryce
Allan, o p. e, T d. Chaplains, Rev Henry Guy Sclater and Rev Wm Howie, b d,
P G Secretary, W Dunlop Brown, County Buildings, Rothesay ; Assistant, G
M'Xiintock, Rothesay. Treasurer, Thomas M Clay, Rothesay
Lodge "Rothesay St John," No.292, Established 1821 — Meets in Masonic Templa,
Chapelhill road, on 1st and 3rd Mondays of each month from September till April
— RWM, Neil M'Nicol. Secretary, John Holmes, Montague st. Treasurer, D
Brown Tyler, John M'Ewan
Provincial Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Argyll and the Isles. — Grand Superin-
tendent, John Maclachlan Rothesay; P G Scribe E, Wm MTnnes, Dunoon ; P
G Treasurer, A G Macdonald
'' St Blane's" Royal Arab. Chapter, No. 163 — Meets in Masonic Temple, Chapelhill
road, on second Monday of each month from September till March.— 1st Principal, Z,
Arch Dewar; 2nd Principal, H, John Watson ; 3rd Principal, J, Neil M'Nicol,
Scribe E, Harry Graham, 33 High st Scribe N, Frank Dewar, Treasurer, Arch
Campbell. Janitor, David Donaldson
Cryptic Council — T I M, John Maclachlan. D M, Arch Dewar. P C W, Alex
Mackinnon. Recorder. Matt C Stewart. Treasurer, Colin Kerr
Ohder of Eastern Star.— '' Duchess of Rothesay " Chapter No. 1 5. — Institute,
November, 1005. — Meets in the Masonic Temple, on the fourth Monday of each
month from September till May. Matron, Miss Annie Kerr. Patron, Arthur
Harvey. Secretary, Miss Annie Yates, Ardbeg rd Treasurer, miss Bessie
Kennedy. Sentinel, John M'Ewan
White Shrine of Jkrusalem, Mizpah Chapter, No 4 — W H Priestess, Mrs Mary
Kerr. M S Sojourner. A Harvey. W H Sheperdess, Mrs Jemima Carson
Scribe, Mrs .Jean Stirling, Craiglea. Treasurer, Miss Lindsay
Ancient Order of Foresters — Greenock, Bute, and Argyll District— Meets'
half-yearly for business on last Fridays in April and October. Secretary, J W
Graham, Library buildings, Greenock
Court "Bute" No 5630 — Meets in the Foresters' Hall every alternate Wednesday, —
C R, Willm Bainbridge. Treasurer, Thos Napier. Secretary, Geo M'Lintock.
Medical Officer. Dr Penney The balance at the credit of the sick and funeral
and smaller funds is over £2200
Loyal Order of Ancient Shepherds (Ashton Unity) — " Lord Bute " Lodge
No 2091 — Meets every alternate Wednesday in the Lesser Good Templar Hall —
Secretary John Paterson, 15 Bishop st. Treasurer, G 8 Oliphant,
Sons of Tempfrance — -"Rothesay's Effort" Division, No 467 — Amalga-
mated with Grand Lodge, Glasgow
International Order of Good Templars — District Lodge of Bute and Cowal, No
13 — D C T, Rev J Townslev. Kilchattan Baw D S, Hugh Peacock, Kirn.
T> T, Alx M'Nab, Rothesay
"George Stephknson" Lodge, No 122 — ■ Meets in Good Templar Hall, Town-
street, on Tuesdays at 8 pm — Chief Templar, Jas It Seinple. L I), A M r Nab,
Secretary, Mrs M'Connell. Treasurer, A M'Nab sen
"Rothesay's Freedom" Lodge, No 228— Meets in the Good Templar Hall
Tower st on Thursdays at 8 pm — Chief Templar, W Faulds. Secy, D Dewar
BUTE COUNTY DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENTS— ROTHESAY ,
Phone, No. 101 Yl,
Vn. m. leckik,
§LATER and
C-ElflEST WORKER,
31 Bridge Street.
A. H. BUCHANAN,
Bookseller, Stationer, and
Fancy Goods IB ere Slant,
49 Montague Street.
Souvenirs of Rothesay a Speciality.
Phone, 28.
D. M. TAYLOR,
(A. Munro, Licensed),
Wholesale and Family Wine IYIepehaiyb,
a^d Dealer* in 01d Seoteh WhisXies,
2-6 Tower Street.
This is the only Business in Rothesay which is exclusively that of Family Wine
Merchants and Spirit Dealers, Wholesale and Retail.
Established 1878. Telephone No. 110.
BUY YOUR
TEAS, GROCERIES & PROVISIONS
AT
DANIEL CUNNINGHAM,
81 Montague Street,
Where yon will tret a Choice Variety of Fresh Goods at City Prices.
Tl e Famed Warehouse for Genuine Value. First-Class Quality and Keenest Prices.
A Trial On'er Solicited. Orders Called for and Devercd Dailv.
OFFICIALS— Rothesay Society Office-Bearers.
' Hope of Bute" Juvenile Lodge, No 252 — Meets in the Good Templar Hall,
Towei sceet, on Tuesdays at 7 p in — Superintendent, sirs Sinclair
Independent Okdkr of Rechabites — " Hope of Bute" Tent, No. 2325, —
Meets in St Paul's liall, Dean Hood place on alternate Mondays of eacli month
Chief Ruler, . Secretary, D Rodger, Victoria st, Rothesay
Treasurer, James Hy ndman
Juvenile Tent, ' Duke of Rothesay," No 1273. — Superintendent,
British Women's Temperance Association. — President, Mrs Watson, Secretary
Mrs Ma : tland. Treasurer, Mrs Andrews
Rothesay Charity Organisation Society - and Civic Guild — Instituted
to ameliorate the condition of the poor, repress mendacity, and expose im pos-
ture. — President, ex-Provost Macinillan, lion Secretary, nev J M Dicki.', New
Parish manse. Hon Treasurer,
Rothesay' Citizens' Union — President, Rev Hugh Davidson . Secretary, Thos
Macdougall
Women's Freedom League, meets in the Stewart Institute on the last Wednesday of
each month— President, miss Mry Parle. Secretary, Miss Gilmour, 5 Victoria st
Ratepayers' Association — Chairman, Rev J D Ramsay Secretary and Treasurer,
Alex Rohertson
TRADE Societies. — Building Trades 1 Federation— Convener, Dnld M'Callum
Secretary,
Amalgamated Carpenters' and Joiners' Society — President, Alex M'Gaw.
Secretary, Alex M'Neill. Treasurer, Wm M f Fie
Boarding House Keepers' Association. — Chairman, C VV Brennan, Secretary,
Geo MT.intock
■Carters' and Motormens' Society — Secretary, Councillor Lang, Glasgow
•Co-Opertativr Society — Chairman, Miss Agnes Arm] Secretary and Manager
John Brand
Master Bakers' Society' — President, Charles Muir. Secretary, A Brown
Merchants' Association — President, John Gillies. Secretary and Treasurer,
W-n Meldrum
Newsagents' Association. — President, Thos M Clay. Secretary, Andrew Buch-
anan. Treasurer,
Operatic Society — President, Robert Tait Secretary and treasurer, Kenneth
M'Kay Conductor, J Orr M'Nab
'Operative Painters' Society - President, Charles Marsh: Secretary, John Donelly,
Port Bannatyne
Property Owners' Association —Chairman, John M Lamont. Secretin-, William
Fulton, Castle st
Mutual Improvement. — New Rothesay Literary Association, established 1906.—
Meets in the Masonic Temple on Thursday evenings from October till .March,
Hon President, Rev John M Dickie, r.i>. President, Frank Montgomerie.
Secretary, Daniel Morrison. Treasurer, Miss Bessie Watson
Young Men's and Women's Literary Society, meets in West U F Church Hall, on
Monday evenings. Hon President, i;ev Hugh Davidson, ma. President, James
Duncan. Secretary, Treasurer, Mary Smith, ma
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BUTE COUNTY DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENTS.
BUCHANAN'S RESTAURANT,
27 Victoria street, Ro'hesay.
Breakfasts. Dinners. Teas.
GEORGE SWAN,
Fruiterer and Confectioner,
Orders punctually attended to. 79 Montague St
JOHN MACKINNON,
Family Grocer and Tea Merchant,
6 Montague st
Orders called for Every Morning and Promptly attended to.
WILLIAM FAULDS, Jun.,
Carrier and Carting Contractor,
Yard i John street. 29 Mill street
Furniture and Luggage Removed.
Established 1880. Telephone, 17.
JAMES M'INTYRE,
Shipping and Family Butcher,
Only Home Fed Beef and Mutton Kept. 81 Montague street
WILLIAM KIRKHOPE & SON,^
M o n u m ental Wo r k s,
Monuments in Granite. Marble and Freestone. Cemetery Gate
Designs and Prices on Application JobHngs Promptly Executed.
DAVID DONALDSON,
Joiii<>r, Cabinetmaker, Funeral Undertaker. Wood Turner,
House, 27 Aroyle st. and Fret Cutter, 22 Bridge st.
All Orders will have the same Prompt and Careful Attention as formerly.
C. FRECKLETON'S BOATING STATION,
MoUNTSTUART Road, below Glenburn Hydro,
Sailing Yachts, Motor and Rowing Boats.
Rowing Roots from Is per hour. Special Terms for Paities per Hour, Day or Week,
Motor Trips Around the Bay and to Adjacent Coasts
Rothesay — Society Office-Bearers, &c
Young Womens' Christian Association — Institute, Battery place— Senior Branch
meets every Tuesday : Junior Branch, every Monday. Girls' Cluh, Wednes-
days, Thursdays and Fridays from October to March. President, Mrs Traill,
Secretary, Mrs John Watson. Warder and Club Leader, Miss Drummond,
Matron, Miss Abercrombie
Boys' and Girls' Rkligious Society — Meets in Tower Street Hall, every Sabbath
at 11 a m. Supported by voluntary contributions— -President, Jn Watson. Secre-
tary, Helen Stewart. Treasurer.
Comrades of the Great War — Rothesay Branch Ltd.— Club Eooms, 17
Montague st ■- President, major Andrew M M'Kinhry td, Secretary, John
Rankin
British Legion, Rothesay Branch — president, provost Hicks. chairman, W T
Smellie, ore ma Secretary Jas Brown Treasurer, C A Leigh
Boys'Brigade — 1st Rothesay Company meets in the Drill Hall, on Friday even-
ings for drill only. Captain, Alex G Dobbie. Sunday Bible class at 3 30
Boys' Scouts — Local Committee — Chairman, provost Hicks. Secretary, Major
Peacock No. 1 Troup, head quarters, New Drill ball, Broadcroft lane — Scout-
master, Stewart Sweet Secretary, ASM Richardson, Railway Homes, Ascog
Royal Rothesay Silver Band — Conductor, James Morrison ; Chairman, Neil
M'Nicol ; Secretary, John M Davie
I PORTS and Pastimes — Golf Courses: Municipal, East Burgh Lands, opened
May, 11)08, Green-keeper, Thos Learmonth
Goi.f Club — Captain, J R Cattanagh. Secretary and Treasurer, Duncan Ferrier
Bowling Clubs. — Rothesay — Green, Ballochgoy. Chairman of Directors, ex-Bailie
Buchanan. President, Provost Hicks. Secretary and Treasurer, And Clark,
Green Secretary, Win Sprowl Green-keeper, Robt M r Kellar
Ardbeg and Port-Bannatyne — Green, Wyndham park — Chairman of Directors
A K Lauder; President, A M'Intyre ; Secretary, Geo M'Lintoek; Greenkeeper,
H Blue
CurltngCIu!) — President, Major M'Kinlay. Secretary, W Dunlop Brown Treas-
Robt Houston
Law t n Tennis — Corporation Courts, the Meadows — Overseer, John Haig
Ardbeg Courts — Secretary, Edward Mathew, Wyndham rd Treasurer, Jk Somers
Craigmore Courts— Caretaker, Captain MTiellar, Pier
Bute Junior Football Association — President, J J Boyle Secretary, A R
Peacock
Football Clubs. — Athletic. Comrades. Royal Victoria St Blane's. &c.
There are several trophies and prizes competed for annually among the members of
the various clubs. The principal of these are the following : —
Prize. Presented by —
Bowling — Buteshire County Cup, Mr Malcolm Weir, Rulliecheddan
,, Do. County Cup & Badges ex-provost James M'Millan
„ Rothesay Club Champion Cup
,, Ardbeg Championship Cup,
„ Freemasonic Trophy Brother Fred Walter Fell Clark, P GM
Football — Knockdhu Charity Cup, sir Norman Lamont, Knockdhu.
,, Salvesen Shield, Lord Salvesen, k c
,, Buteshire Juvenile Cup ex -Bailie John l.yle, Lome Hotel
, Lawrie Rose Bowl, ex-Bailie J M Lawrie, Rothesay
Buteshire Junior Cup,
G< If— Sheriff" Martin Trophy, Sheriff Martin, Rothesay,
, , Firth of Clyde Trophy,
BUTE COUNTY DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENTS— ROTHESAY.
Robert Bpown & Co.,
Ironmongers,
43 Montague Street
Daniel Lamont,
Grocer and Provision Merchant,
92 High Street
Alexander M'Nab & Son,
Joiners, Glaziers and Funeral Undertakers,
H'jiise— Holyroocl, Barone Road. 24 Watergate
James Canning- & Son,
Coach, House and Motor Painters,
House Address — 3') Bishop Street. John Street
Alexander Ferguson,
Painter and Paperhanger,
House Address— 23 Mountpleasant Road 7 Bridgend Street
Estimates Given. Orders Promptly Attended to.
Charles Wilkie, MRS., Telephone, les.
Chemist and Druggist,
20 Argyle Street
Infants* Food always fresn. Patent Medicines, Perfumes, Toilet Requisites, etc.
N. H. I. and Private Perscriptions Dispensed with Best Quality Drugs.
All Kodak Supplies.
John Morrison,
Upholsterer, and Complete House Furnisher,
14 Tower Street
Large Stock of Furniture and Linoleum, etc., on hand. All Linoleum purchased here
laid free of charge. Estimates free. Prices moderate.
Gas and Electricity.
We can offer vou equally Efficient Service in both Departments.
J~. ~W_ Macnato cfc Scj£l^ 7
24 "Watergate, Rothesay.
.VI -o at 13 West Princes Street for Ironmongery,
1 Albert Place for China and Fancy Goods.
Fairs, Holidays, Communications and Postal Arrangements.
Prize Donor.
Tutting Green — Macmillan Cup, provost E R Macmillan Rothesay
Shinty — "Buternan" Cup, The late Joseph D Wilson, Rothesay.
., Macrae Cup, - Lady Colin MacRae, Colintraive.
,, Baltimore Cup, Lieut-colonel MacRae- Gilstrap, Baltimore
,, Juvenile Cup, - Lady Margaret MacRae, Colintraive
,, Duncan Trophy, Ninian Duncan, Little Kilmoiy
., Lawrie Cup, - J1I Lawrie, Rothesay
Campbell Cup, - Arch Campbell, Rothesay.
,, Camanachd Cup, - Daniel Shaw, Rothesay.
Swimming Lawrie Cup, - J M Lawrie, Rothesay
Fairs. — Thursday before 28th May (hiring), third Wednesday and Thursday in July
Brux Day (horse). Thursday before 28th November (hiring), and Thursday before
Kilbarchan December Fair (horse). [The first Wednesday in May and last Wed-
nesday in October used to be the dates of fairs, and are still published in some re-
ference books, but they are obsolete]
Holidays — New Year's Day, Victoria Day, Brux Day Fair (18th and 19th July)
and Thursday, 20th Sept. First Wednesdays in November, December, February
and March are merchants' holidays. From October till June, Wednesday aftei-
noons are shopkeepers' holidays
Communications — Steamers ply several times daily to the mainland via Wemyss Bav
Gourock, Greenock, and Craigendoran, in communicating with Glasgow and all
parts; also daily to the Kyles to Ardrisliaig. In Summer, steamers ply regu-
larly to Arran, Campbeltown and Inveraray, and irregularly to all the surround-
ing ports. Electric cars run to Port-Bannatyne and Ettrick Bay, and Bnses to
Mount stuart and Kilchattan Bay several times a day
Postal Arrangements. — Post Office, Bishop street. Postmaster, John Lee
Despatches at 7 30, 10 (west), and 10 15 a m, 2 and 4 pm. Extra during Season,
6 15 and 7pm Sats
Deliveries — 8 and 10 30 am and 5 pm. (From October till May the 5pm delivery
is suspended, but letters oan be called for at the head office between 5 and 6
Money Orders issued and paid from 8 a m till 7 30 pm.
Savings Bank — Deposits received do. do.
Postal Orders issued and paid do. do.
Telephone Call Office open from Sam till 7 30 pm On Sundays from 9 till 10 am
When Public Office is closed, calls may be made from Night Call Office (side door
entrance in Bishop st.)
Telegraph Office open on week days from 8 am till 730 p m. Sundays, 9 till 10 am
Ardbeg road (Telegraph, 8 a m till 7 pm). Despatches to suit Rothesay. Postal
Money Order, and Savings Bank business from 9 am till7 pm No Sunday service.
Craigmore Pier (T S O ) — Despatches to suit Rothesay arrangements. Telegraph,
9 am till 7pm Postal, Money Order, and Savings Bank business. No Sunday
attendance
Sub-Post Offices at Columshill street and Gallowgate for the sale of stamps and sale
and payment of postal orders
Additional Letter Boxes at Argyle place, Ballochgoy, Columshill street, Cragie-
lea, Crichton road, Fergusson place, Guildford square, High street, Mill street,
Mountpleasant,Mountstuart road, Orcadia, the Pier, Serpentine road, Golf course,
Rosemount, Barone road, Scalpsie road, Milton road and Greenwood
BUTE COUNTY DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENTS— PORT-BANNATYNE.
Phone, No 224 Rothesay.
ARCHIBALD BROWN
fa a
JfoJB
PORT BANNATYNE.
BREAD, BISCUITS, &c.
P\
GOODS DELIVERED BY MOTOR DAILY
'Phone, 71, Rothesay.
On Admiralty List.
ARCHIBALD MALCOM,
POET-B A2T2TATY1TE.
Yaeht,
Motor-Launch,
and Boat-Builder,
Joiner, Painter,
and Chandler,
High -Class Work - -
at Moderate Prices.
Yachts and Launches hauled up
for Wintering and Repairs,
or Moored Afloat in the Bay.
MOORNGS for SALE or HIRE.
First-Class Storage for Spars,
Sails, Boats and Gear.
Petrol and Lubricating Oils
Motors Installed and Repaired by Skilled Mechanics.
Parish of North Bute.
^"pHIS is the northern portion of the island of Bute. Port-Bannatyne, its principal
-*- village, is two and a-half miles from Rothesay, with which it is connected by tram-
way. Karnes Castle, in the vicinity, is said to be the oldest inhabited castle in the
•sountry, and was the ancient seat of the Bannatynes. The village was named after
that family — two brothers of whom (John and Gilbert) — received a charter from King
Robert the Bruce, for services rendered at Banuockburn.
At the 1921 census, (taken in June instead of April) the parish contained 1201
males and 1529 females — total, 2730.
For Number of voters on the roll, see County information.
(For Courts and Court Oficials, Justices of the Peace, and County
Boards, see County Lists).
Assessments for 1927-28 — Proprietors: Poor rate, 3d ll-16ths; registration, 2-1 6th ;
school rate, 10£d: lighting, l£d.
Tenants; Poor rate, 3d 11-1 6ths ; registration, 2-16ths ; burial, 8-16ths ; school,
10£d: lighting. l£d
Registrar, ( In 1926 there were 19 births, 2 marriages and 18 deaths
G Oliver Loch i „ 1927 „ 13 „ 1 „ 20 „
CHURCHES. — North Bute Parish (hours of worship: Crockanrae, 1 30 pm ; St
Ninian's 11 a m and 6 30 p m) — Minister, Rev Alexander Mackenzie.
Session Clerk; James P Malcom. Superintendent of Sabbath School, Chas S
Speirs. Precentor (Crock-an rae), George Welsh. Harmoniumist (St Ninian's)
George Dryden. Church Officer, Win Jardine, Castle st
North Bute United Free Church, Port-Bannatyne (hours of worship, 11 am
and 6 30 pm) — Minister, Rev Dr M r Leod, Session Clerk, Archd Brown.
Clerk of Deacons' Court, John Black Treasurer, Peter Finlay. Central Fund
Treasurer, Miss Brown. Superintendent of Sabbath School,
Organist, Andrew Love Church Officer, Win Stewart, Glenlea Convener of
Seat Letting Miss Currie Post office.
PARISH Council. — James P Malcom (chairman), John Alexander, John Currie.
Wm Dallas, Ninian Duncan, Colin M'Callum, |and Hugh K Orr. Inspector
and Clerk, G Oliver Loch
Schools — Port-Bannatyne Public — Mistresses, Misses Hendry and Shearer
Ballianlay, Miss Hogarth, mistress
Kildavannan, Miss Blaikie, mistress
For Educational Authority, see County Section.
OFFICIALS -North Bute.
Kyles of Bute Hydropathic Establishment Chairman, A R Brown, t f-
Secretaries, D Hill Jack & Son, 141 West George st, Glasgow. Manageress,
Miss Valentine
Port-Bannatyne Pier Coy, Ltd.; Office, Rothesay Pier. Chairman,
. Secretary, Arch Meikle. Piennaster, Gilbert M'Kellar
North Bute Golf Club — President, Wm Brownie. Secretary, Jas Clark. Treasurer,
Arch Brown Green-keeper, Wm Stewart
North Bute Shinty Club —President, Thomas Lochhead
I.O.G.T.— Lodge "North Bute" No 649 — In abeyance
North Bute Literary Society — In abeyance
North Bute Liberal Club, West End House — President, A Hogarth. Secretary,
and Treasurer, D McMillan, j'-n
North Bute Unionist Association— President, Wm Dallas. Treasurer, Jms
Wilson Secretary, Lachlan Cook
War Savings' Association — Chairman, John M Lamont. Secretary and Treas.,
L Cook, Iona pi
1st Port Bannatyne Camp Boys' Brigade, meets in the United Free Church
hall on Fridays.
Girl Guides, meets in St Ninian's Hall on Monday evenings — Captain,
Lieut s, Misses Muir and Morrison
Govan Combination Convalescent Home, Stewarthall — Nurse Thomson, matron
Postal Arrangements — Sub-Postmistress, Miss J. Currie, Port-Bannatyne
— Despatches to all parts, via Rothesay, at 5 30, 9 15 am, 12 55, 3 25, 5 30
and 6 15 p m. (Summer only).
Deliveries from all parts via Rothesay, about 10 15 a m, and 2 and 5 30 p m
Telegrams received and despatched from 9 am till 7 p m.
Postal, Money Order and Savings Bank. No attendance on Sundays
For
NOVEL SOUVENIR CARDS
Printed and Made-Up with
— L E AVE S and FLOWERS —
COME TO
HIGGIE cfe CO., PRINTERS, R01HE8AY.
Parish of King-arth.
f pHIS parish is rich in ecclesiastical history. The Irish Bishop, St Cattan, landed
JL here in the year 439. He was uncle of the famous St Blane. The parish includes
the popular village of Kilchattan Bay, which is about seven miles from Rothesay, and
has regular connection bv steamer and 'bus. The population in 1891 was 1062 ; in
1901, 1056; in 1911, 967 ; and in 1921, 644 males ; 836 females; total, 1480
(For Courts and Court Officials, Justices of the Peace, and County Boards,
see County Lists).
Assessments, 1924-25 — Poor rate, education, and registration, 1/4 per £1 on owner's
and Is 4d on tenants
Registrar, \V T Esplin, (During 1927 there were 11 births, 4 marriages and 13 deaths
Schoolhouse. \ 1926 „ 10 „ 5 11 „
CHURCHES — Parish (Hour of Worship, 12 o'clock noon) — Minister, Rer Daniel
Stewart, ma. Session -Clerk, William B Crawford, Langalchorad. Superintend-
ent of Sabbath Schools, the Minister. Precentor, James Logan. Church
Officer, W Stewart
United Free, Ascog (Hours of Worship, 11 15 a m and 6 30 p m) Minister and
Superintendent of Sabbath Schools, Rev A R Cowie. Organist,
Church Officer, A S Dobbie, Rothesay
United Free, Kilchattan Bay (Hours of Worship, 12 noon and 6 30 p m.) Mini-
ster, Rev J Townsley, m a. Session-Clerk, Thos Gilmour. Organist, Miss J
Morrison Church Officer, Wm Fisher
PARISH COUNCIL — Mountstuart District —George K Baillie, Robert M'Alister
and Wm MTarlane. Kilchattan Bay District — Wm B Crawford, farmer.
Thomas M'Clure ; Thos Gilmour ; and Wm Crawford, hotelkeeper (chairman)
Representative to the Bute District Committee, Ths Gilmour. Inspector and Col-
lector, W T Esplin
SCHOOLS — Kingarth Public — W T Esplin, master Miss Massie, mistrss
Kerrycroy Public — Miss Baird
For Educational Authority, see County Section.
Kilchattan Bay Pier Company (Limited) — Chairman, George Baillie. Secretary
and Treasurer, W T Esplin. Piermaster, Malcolm Kelso
Total Abstinence Society meets on Fridays at 8 p.m. in the U F Church Hall.
Coates Free Library, Public School, Kingarth — Secretary and Librarian, Wm T
Esplin
Public Library, Kerrycroy —
OFFICIALS— Kingarth.
Agnes Patrick" and "Stevenson" Home, Ascog, in connection with Glasgow
Poor Children's Fresh-Air Fortnight Scheme — Matrons, Misses Tait and Simp-
son. Hon. Secretary, T Thornton Mackeith, 82 Mitchell street, Glasgow
Bote Golf Club, the oldest course in the island, beautifully situated along Quochag
shore — Captain, Wm Crawford Secretary and Treasurer, Wm T Esplic, the
Schoolhouse Visitors admitted
St Blane's Bowling Club —Secretary and Treasurer, Duncan Bell, jun '
Kin garth Bowling Club— Wm Crawford, Hotel
Kilchattan Pay Tennis Club— Secy and Treas, John C Morrison, P
Fast^Days — Thursdays before first Sabbath in May and fourth in October
Postal Arrangements — Kingarth, Sub-Postmaster, R M'Fie, joiner.
Sale of stamps and postal orders
Kilchattan Bay, Sub-Postmistress, Mrs Morrison. Box closes, 8"25 am. and 2 45 p:n
Despatches to all part s via Rothesay, about 8 30am and 3 pm.
Delivery from all parts via Rothesay, about 1130 am.
Telegrams from 9am till 7 pm. Sunday, 9am till 10 a m.
Telephone, local and trunk
Postal, Money Order and Savings Bank Business, and Express Delivery
Wednesday half-holiday
Ascog — Sub-Postmistress, Mrs Mitchell — Deliveries and despatches to suit Rothesav
arrangements. Telegrams from 9 am till 7 pm. Postal and Money Order\and
Savings Bank business No Sunday attendance (Closed at 1 p m on Thursdays
October till May)
Printing, Publishing,
Circulars, Cards, memos., §c,
NEATLY and EXPEDITOUSLY EXECUTED by
HIGOtIE & CO., ROTHESAY.
The Isle of Arran.
r I ''HIS island, the largest in the group, is famous for the grandeur of its scenery and
1 the variety of its geological deposits. The island is 36 miles in length,
20 in breadth, and is divided into two parishes — Kilbride on the east, and Kilmory
en the west. The late King Edward and Queen Alexandra spent a very pleasant
holiday in the island after their postponed Coronation in August, 1902, and witnessed
some very interesting sheep dog trials — which lengthened their stay
(For Courts and Court Officials, Justices of the Peace, and County
Boards, see County Lists)
Population in 1881, 47(52 ; in 1891,4927; in 1901, 4779: 1911 (Brodick, 992;
Kilbride, 1323 : Kilmory, 954 ; Shisken, 764 ; Lochranza, 585) 4628— all in
April. 1921— in June— Kilbride, 5293 ; Kilmory, 3001 : total, 8294.
Valuation and Assessments see pages 17, 19 and 21
Lady of the Manor- -Lady Mary (only daughter of the late William Alexander Louis
Stephen Douglas Hamilton, 12th Duke of Hamilton and Brandon, &c), now
Duchess of Montrose
Commissioner — The Duke of Montrose
Factor on Estate — George Laidler, Strabane, Brodick
S.ieriff Court held once a Quarter at Brodick. Hon Sheriff-Substitute, James
J Morton, Machrie Sheriff-Clerk Depute, John Kerr, Lamlash
Arran Farmers' Society. — Annual exhibition of live stock in August, and of roots,
&c, in November. Presidents, Duke aud Duchess of Montrose. Secretary,
and Treasurer, R W Campbell, Bank of Scotland, Blackwaterfoot
Isle of Arran Musical Festival Committee— Chairman, Dnchess of Montrose
Secretary, E W Tattersall, Brodick Treasurer, John M'Bride
Isles of Arran and Bute Federation of W R I— President, Duchess of Montrose
Secretary, Mrs Stewart Orr, Come
Isle of Arran Branch Red Cross Society— Chairman, Duchess of Montrose, obe
Secretary, John Wooley
Kildonan aud Lloyd's Signal Station — Officer, non resident
Arran Golf Association — President, George Laidler ; Secretary, John Gillies
Arran District Committee — Chairman, George Laidler Clerk, George Robertson
Tuberulosis Officer for Arran, or James Bnchanan, mb, ch, l r c Se
Isle of Arran Constitutional Association — Chairman, James J Morton. Secretary
William Reid
Isle of Arran War Memorial Hospital — Chairman of Management, Duchess of Mon-
trose Secretary, A C Crockett, Woodside, Lamlash Treas, Willm Orr, Bank
of Scotland
James Boyd, Fernbank Dairy, Ayrshire,
MESSENGER-AT-ARMS and SHERIFF OFFICER for ARRAN and BUTE
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BUTE COUNTY DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENTS.
House — 17 Argyle Terrace. 'Phone, No. 192
J. MILLER & SONS,
Slaters and Plumbers,
COLUMSH1LL STREET.
MOTHESAY BEAUTY SALOON,
81 Victoria Street.
Expert Service given in the Daintily-Appointed Rooms.
BEAUTY CULTURE.— Face Massage, Electrolysis. Manicure, Bobbing,
Shingling, Marcel and Water Waving, Shampooing and Hairdressing
CONSULTATIONS WITHOUT OBLIGATION
PHILLIS EARLE DEPOT.
Telephone, 98.
Bl&K B00B Sfllli,
J. H. MACKAY,
DEA¥ HOOD PLACE.
— . . o
Cheapest Place in Rothesay to have your Photograph taken.
All Photographic Supplies Bring your Films to me to be
Developed I can give you Good Results.
Taken To-Day : Delivered To-Morrow. Cameras for Hire
Rotlxsap Cramioap Cop., £td.
rnHE CHEAPEST, SAFEST, CLEANEST, SPEEDIEST and
I most interesting Route is by Scenic Electric Railway.
Electric Cars every few minutes from Guildford Square, Rothesay. No road dust.
View uninterrupted by roadsie hedges. If desired, return journey can be made by the
Tramway Company's Luxurious ALBION VIKING CHARABANCS.
Giant Pneumatic Tyres make them almost as comfortable as Electric Railway.
Parish of Kilbride.
/ VlURCHES Established Brodick — Rev Malcolm Mackinnon. Kilbride—
^^ rcv Andrew Win Kennedy Corrie-Rev J Brown. Whiting Bay — Rev
John Dunlop Brown, m a
Usited Free. — Brodick-Rev J Howitt Grant, Lamlash — uev John A Lamb, m>
Whiting Bay — Rev John Forsyth
Free Church. — Brodick — Rev Dnld Cameron. Whiting Bay —
Congregational. — Sannox — Rev Allan C M'Dougall
PARISH COUNCIL — Corrie Ward— Rev Jas Brown and Rev Allan C M'Dougall.
Brodick Ward — George Laidler (chairman), Arch Brown and Arch Currie
Lamlash Ward-Mr James Bone and James Black. Whiting Bay Ward — John
W Kelso and Alex Kerr
Inspector, John Kerr, Lamlash Collector, Wm L Rough. Medical Officer, Donald
M'Dougall, m b, c M, Brodick
SCHOOLS.- -Corrie— Miss P M'Clyment. Brodick— J Dodds. Lamlash - Charles
Farmer, m a. Whiting Bay— Wm Carnegie, M A
For Educational Authority, see County Section.
Doctors— James Buchanan, i,xcse, Lamlash ; and Dr Donald M'Dougall, Brodick
Bank of Scotland — Wm Orr, agent, Lamlash: sub-agent, J Middleton, Brodick
Royal Bank, Brodick — John Kerr, agent Wm Aitken, sub-agent, Whiting Bay
Registrars of Births, &c — Brodick — J Dodds Kilbride- -Miss E Thomson
Post Offices — Brodick — J Little. Corrie — Miss A Young. King's Cross — J Cook.
Lamlash — Mrs M'Neish. Whiting Bay — J E George
Piermasters — Brodick — A Currie. Lamlash A Currie, Brodick, manager. Whiting
Bay - A Currie, Brodick, manager
Ferrymen — Corrie — Robert Kelso.
Lamlash Golf Club — Capt, Geo Shaw Secretary, Jas Toole. Treasurer, T Wilson
Lamlash Bowling and Tennis Club — Secretary, Daniel Crawford Treas., James M'-
Munn
Masonic — " St MolioV Lodge, No. 774, Lamlash — Rev J. Dnnlop-Brown, r wm
Alex M"Nicol, Secretary
Brodick Public Hall Coy. — Committee's Secretary, George Robertson
Lamlash Cleansing Committee — Secretary and Treasurer, John M Gibson, Ivybank
O E Star — W M, Miss M'Gowan. A M, Miss Middleton. Secy, Mrs W H Jones
Lamlash Public Hall Management Committee— Secretary, James M'Munn
Communions — First Sabbaths in May and November
Fairs — Brodick — (Cattle, Sheep, and Horses) Tuesday after 20th June
Communications — Steamers to and from Ardrossan daily, and additional in Summer
(in normal times) via Rothesay daily
LAM LASH.
D. Fullarton, Grocer and General Merchant, near Pier.
Tea Rooms to accommodate 80.
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BUTE COUNTY DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENT
€H4RMoftheHE4THER
A SPRIG of SCOTS HEATHER is as lightly thought of at
xl. hame as a drink of cold water (of which there is more than
enough to spare), but it is an inspiration and a valued reminder
of the pleasantest of memories to Scots and their friends abroad.
The exchange of national floral emblems will yet become ex-
ceedingly popular among those who work for human brotherhood.
We produced Victory Commemoration Bookmarks — in con-
nection with the Armistice, the Signing of Peace and the succeed-
ing Joy Day Celebrations, — which were considered very appro-
priate.
Remember Friends Abroad.
While enjoying holidays remember to gather sprigs to send to
friends abroad, or in response to appeals you will see in leading
Scottish weekly newspapers.
We have for years sent boxesfull of heather to friends and so-
cieties abroad. We frequently respond to newspaper appeals, and
the following is a sample of the acknowledgments received :, —
East London, C. P., So. Africa, 18th Dec.
Mr George Higgie, 22 Bridge St., Rothesay, Scotland.
On behalf of the East London Caledonian Society I wish to thank you for bein^
so kind in responding to my appeal for heather, which was sold on our Patron Saint's
Day, and realised the very handsome sum of £265 5/11, and has been forwarded to
the fund for disabled Sailors and Soldiers The heather was received in first-clas*
condition, and was much prized — Yours faithfully, James Fokbes,
Convener of Heather Committee.
It is not only Scots abroad who enjoy a sprig of something that actually grew
at hame. The Glasgow ' Evening Times,' while the above acknowledgment was on the
ocean, printed the following; — " Flower girls in Argj'le Street are making brave dis-
play with the mimosa, which comes to us from the Continent before the swallows or
even the daffodils dare. It is one of the indications, after the shortest day, that
somewhere the sun is shining, and that winter is waning. Australians in town are-
greatly cheered by the golden glory, for the mimosa is the wattle of their homeland,
carrying with it the same significance as the heather to a Scot abroad."
Colonials and others on holiday in this country, have thanked us personally for
sending them souvenirs of Scotland when far away; and others have reciprocated by
sending preserved leaves and flowers from their distant lands.
The exchange of national floral emblems will yet become exceedingly popular.
Botanical Specimens go through the post at letter, sample or parcel rates.
Higgie & Co., Printers & Publishers, Rothesay.
Parish of Kilmory.
CHURCHES. — Established. — - High Kilmory and Shiskine — Kev Norman
M'Leod Wright
Lochranza — Kev John Colville
United Free. — Kildonan-Rev David Dale. Sliiskine — Rev nr W Jack
Lochranza— vacant.
Free — Shisken— uev M Macdonald Lochranza — Kev Neil M 'Donald
PARISH COUNCIL — Lochranza Ward —Alexander M'Allister and Alexander Kerr
Dougarie Ward — Peter Baird jp, Charles Weir and Angus M'Alister. Shedog
Ward — Neil Robertson (chairman), and Chas M'Alister, jun. South End Ward
— Peter Hamilton and John M'Bride
Inspector, John Kerr. Collector, Duncan McAllister. Medical Officer, Thomas
Rutherford, M b, c m
SCHOOLS. — Dougarie Public — Georgina Teesdale. Kildonan, James M'Clements
Kilmory — J A Byres. Lochranza — Miss Lowe. Pirnmill — Miss Robertson
Shiskine — Angus Smith. Slidderie — Mrs Cordiner
For Educational Authority, see County Section.
Doctors — Thomas Rutherford, m b, c m, Sliiskine
Bank of Scotland, Bkckwaterfoot, It W Campbell agent,
Post Offices. — Kilmory— Miss M c Kel vie. Lochranza — Miss Lawrie. Shiskine — Mrs
Currie. Blackwaterfoot— J Bannatyne. Pirnmill -- J Robertson, Slidderie —
Male. Anderson
Registrars of Births, &c. — Kilmory— James A Byres. Lochranza— Neill M'Coll
Shiskine— Donald Robertson
Piermaster.— Lcchranza-~John Kerr.
Ferrymen -- Machrie Bay-John Cochrane, jun. Pirnmill— Chas Robertson
Fair — Lochranza (Cattle, Sheep, and Horses), first Tuesday in June
Communications — Campbeltown steamers from Glasgow and Greenock call at Loch-
ranza and Pirnmill daily. Argyll Coast steamer from Glasgow, Greenock or
Fairlie calls at Blackwaterfoot and Machrie Bay twice a week.
Parish of Cumbrae.
THIS parish comprises the islands of the Great and Little Cumbrae off the Ayrshire
coast. The Burgh of Millport, on the larger Isle, is a popular watering-place.
This isle is 1 2 miles in circumference, and has a well-made road round it. Ou the
smaller isle is the Cumbrae Lighthouse
Population 1921, 2501 males; 3451 females: total, 5952.
(For Valuation, Courts and Court Officiate, Justices of the Peace, and County Bcar-la,
see Count)/ Lists — pages 17 to 30).
Lord of the Manor : The Marquis of Bute. Factor, N H Constable, Rothesay
Registrar of Births, Marriages, and Deaths: James Stewart
Sheriff Small Debt Courts — Held in March and September. Sheriff-Clerk Depute,
James Stewart
PARISH COUNCIL. — James C Sliarpe (chairman), John Crawford, Alex Muir.
J T Mackay, James Risk, Robert Young and James Allan
Inspector and Clerk, James Stewart
CHURCHES — Parish (hours of worship, 11 am and 6 30 pm)— Minister, Rev
Archibald Grierson M A. Session- Clerk, James A Macfarlane
East United Free (hours of worship, 11 a in and G 30 p m) : Minister, Rev Don-
ald Macrae, m a
West United Free (hours of worship, 11 am and 6 30 pm) — Minister, Rev John
Calderwood,, llb
Scottish Episcopal Church --The Church of St John the Evangelist, at
Oban, has been raised to the ( status of Cathedral Church of Argyll
and the Isles — Bishop, Right Rev Kenneth Mackenzie, dd,
The Cathedral at Millport is now known as the Cathedral of the Isles, with
very Rev provost Claud O'Flaherty, resident
St Amdrew's ; Rector, Rev provost O'Flaherty. Hours of service; Sundays, HC
10 5 am (first in month); Matins, 11 am. Holy Days, Matins, 11 m.
Bapt ist (hours of worship, 11 a m and 30 p m) : Pastor — Student supply
SCHOOLS— Cumbrae Public— Headmaster, Robert Paterson, MA, feis. Assistants,
Misses Paul, Heatheral, mis Crichton Miss Rattray and Douald M r Dor.ald
For Educational Authority., see County Secti.»,i
Doctors ; II Sinclair, l f p s g, and J H Paul, M a, m b c m
Bank ; Union, Stuart Street. Thos W M'Ewen, agent
Law Agent, Robert Wood
OFF1C1A 1,8— Uumbrae.
Masonic— Lodge " Kelburne" No 459— Meets on the first Friday of each month in the
Masenic Hal], Crawford street, at 8 pin ; R W M, James Crawford. Secretary,
and Treasurer, H H inner
Scottish Marine Biological Association: President, sir Archibald M'Innes Shasv, i.li>
Secretary and Treasurer, A Lawrie Brown. 88 Bath st, Glasgow. Curator of
Aquarium at Millport, Richard Elmhurst
Cumbrae Branch of Buteshire Liberal Association; President, Win McGregor. Secre-
tary, J D M'Kay. Janitor, Jas Cabree
Cumbrae Unionist Association: President, John B Freebairn Secretary, R Copeland
Janitor, Mrs Brown
Cumbrae Women's Unionist Association.- President, Mrs King. Secretary, Miss
Gardner. Treasurer, Miss Barclay
Curling Club: President, Dr Paul. Secretary and Treasurer, R Lindsay
Cumbrae Golf Club: Captain, M T Sommerville. Secretary and Treasurer, J M'Con-
nockie
Burial Ground: Superintendent, Duncan Brown. Clerk and Treasurer, Jas Stewart
MILLPORT.
Allan Spiers, Family Baker, 28 Stuart Street -Branch, -m Keibume St.
Pastries, Hot Pies, &c.
Blackburn, J., Stationery and Fancy Goods, 14 Guildford Street.
C. Davie, Bookseller and Toy Dealer, Glasgow and Stuart sts.
Millport Library and Fancy Goods Shop
Garrison HydPOpathie Establishment, Glasgow Street.
Colin Mauchlin, Boat Builder and Boat Hirer, Strath wherry.
Connell's Restaurant, 21 Stuart Street, at Head of Pier.
Large Dining Saloon to accommodate 120. Catering a speciality
David M'Lachlaii, Grocer and Spirit Merchant, 40 Glasgow st.
Hot Pies Every Saturday Evening. Dishes Baked and Covered. Wedding Cake.
J. A. M'Farlarte, Butcher, Guildford st.
Sommerville's Royal George Hotel Nearest Pier.
Comfortable, Excellent Cuisine. M. T. Sommerville, Proprietor
William Templeton, Butcher, Stuart st
bute county directory advertisements.
Telephone No, 3(>
G. HICKS & SON
CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS,
GUILDFORD SQUARE a nd VICTORIA STREET.
ROTH E S A Y
Eslahlishai 18X6.
'Phone, 209.
ASCOG HALL.
BARONIAL MANSION HOUSE ON SHORE,
24 Miles from Rothesay.
DISTINCTION. SELECT. INFORMAL.
Visitors have Free Tennis, Putting, etc.,
in Own Grounds, 2} acres, Facing Sea.
Car meets all Visitors, Craigmore Pier.
Open all Year. Inclusive Moderate Terms.
C. M. BRISBANE, Proprietor.
Burgh of Millport.
POPULATION of Burgh in 1891, 1662. In 1901, 1655 ; landward, 114— total
1769. In 1911, burghal, 1610; landward, 86— total 1696. Census 1921
2433 males; 3401 females— total, 5834.
The Assessments include Burgh, Education, Poor, Registration and County (Consoli-
dated : Owners, 3b 9d ; Occupiers. 5s 3d (including water)
CORPORATION. — Provost, Alex Houston; Bailies, Win Ferguson and Macfarlane ;
Councillors Robert Young, N K Turnbull, J H Paterscn, J B Freebairn, Eobt
Ross and D Y Adam
Committees — Finance-— N K Turnbull, conve: er
Works — J H Paterson, convener
Gas— Wm Ferguson, convener
Lighting— J A Macfarlane, convener.
Public Health— -J A Macfarlane.
Library and Town Hall — J B Freebairn c, convener
Piers— R Young, convener
Dean of Guild— The Dean, The Provost
Water — D Y Adams, convener
Officials: — Clerk, Robt Wood. Procurator-Fiscal, David Harper. Treasurer
and Collector, Archd Cameron. Medical Officer, Dr Jas Wilson, md. Inspector
of Nuisances and Burgh Surveyor, John Dymock. Gas manager, John Dymock
Piermaster, Alex Caldwell. Keppel Piermaster, Allan M'Lean
Millport Trades' Association; President, J D G King Secretary, Jas Allan
Millport Bowling Club ; President, Secretary, Thos J Kidd
Mutual Plate Glass Insurance Association : President, James C Sharpe. Secretar v
and Treasurer, Arch Cameron
Co-Operative Society, Limited : President and Treasurer, Thomas Reid.
Penny Savings Bank; Trustees- -President James C Sharpe (chairman), Rev Donald
Macrae (secretary).
Holidays: First Wednesdays from October till March (full holiday) Shopkeepers
holiday each Wednesday afternoon from October till May inclusive
Post Office ; Postmistress, Miss Smith. Arrivals and despatches twice daily
Communications ; Steamers sail daily to Fairlie, Largs and Wemyss Bay in connection
with all parts
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BUTE COUiNTY DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENTS
James M'Nieol,
Family Bread, Biseuit,& Pastry Baker,
87 Montague street.
Soiree and Pic-Nic Parties provided for.
Hot Pies every Saturday Night.
Telephone 161.
EASTMANS Ltd,,
family and Shipping Butchers,
57 Montague Street.
Always on hand a Choice Selection of Beef, Mutton and Lamb.
Mince and Sausages a Speciality.
Hotels and Boarding Houses catered for.
M. CUTHBERTSON & CO.,
^Nurserymen and Heedimen,
Craigmore Nursery, Criehton Road.
Formerly Public Park Nursery, 110 High Street.
Seeds, Plants, Bulbs, Cut Flowers, Tomatoes and White Heather in Season.
Phone, 75
A. ROBERTSON & SOK
Upholsterers, Blind and
Bedding* Manufacturers,
ls/L o t o t 131 aulag e.
LARGE FURNITURE SHOW ROOMS—
21 Bridge-End Street.
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISH ER— Floorcloth, Carpet, Bedding, Ac.
Picture Framing. Pianos on Hire. Removals Conducted. Furniture Stored.
Carpets Beaten by Steam Power on the Premises.
PART
III.
HOUSEHOLDERS
Burgh and Parish of Rothesay.
^gnew, John, artist, 2 Bridge st
Ajrd, David, engineer, 1 Mill st ; ho, 52
Montague st
Ajrd, Jas., plumber, 70 Ardbeg rd
Aitchison, Mrs, Ardmory rd
Alexander John, postman, 32 Castle st
Alexander, Thomas W., Sheriff-clerk;
ho, Graylands, 50 Mountstuart rd
Allan, Mrs Alex., 14 Battery pi
Allan, Mrs Edward J., 65 "Victoria st
Allan, J A. janitor, Public School
Allan, Mrs Mary, Battery pi
Allan, Eobt., 12 The Terrace
Allan Wm, 4 Colbec pi
Allison, J. D., barber, 57 Ardbea- rd
Alston, Mrs Sarah, 7 Mansefield pi
Andersen, Alex., 6 Hillhouse rd
Anderson, Mrs Geo., 4 Mountpleasant
Anderson, J,, 2 Bishop terrace brae
Anderson, John, slater, Ardmory
Anderson. Robert Gowanfield, Colums-
hill st
Andeison, Thos., Ash°stiei, Marine pi
Anderson, Thos. 41 Victoria st
Anderson, Miss, Braemar
Anderson , Bishop ter br
Anderson, Miss, 21 Crichton rd
Andrews Jnn, coal mercht, 14 Russell st
Arrol, Misses, Eastlands rd
Assur, Mrs Mary, 133 High st
Astle, Mrs A., milliner, 100 Montague st
residence, Ardbeg villa
Austin Oapt, 5 Academy ter
Baillie, Angus, accountant, 87 Ardbeg
Baillie J, 5 Mansefield pi
Bain Mrs, 31 Columshill st
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Bainbridge. Mrs, 5 Battery pi
Bainbridge R, compositor, 23 Victoria st
Baird, And. B., blacksmith and farrier,
113 High st; ho, Rosewood, Glebelands
Baird, Mrs Jane, 12 Argyle st
Baird , Cambridge house, Mount-
stuart rd
Baird, Mrs Orcadia
Bald , 36 Columshill st
Ballantyne , Ascog Bank
Banks James J, 16 Hillhouse rd
Barclay, Alex., mason, Wyndham rd
Barber, Mrs Mary, Ardbeg rd
Barbour, John, 41 Watergate
Barlow J, Tay cottage, Barone rd
Barclay, W, 27 Meadow pi
Barr, Duncan M., Mountpleasant
Barr, Geo G, baker, 30 Montague st ;
ho, Woodend pi, East Princes st
Barr, Mrs Isa., Wyndham rd
Barr James, 1 3 Victoria at
Barr, Mrs Janet, 83 Ardbeg rd
Barr, John, chandelier, 31 j Ardbeg rd
Barr, Mrs Peter, Glebe lands, Mount-
pleasant rd
Barr, Robt., 23 Columshill st
Barr, Thos, farmer, Barone rd
Barr, Wm D, 25 Roslin pi
Barrie, John, 15 Bridge-end st
Barrie, msss M. & F., 9 Wyndham rd
Barrie, Wm., 11 The Terrace, Atdheg
Barrowman, R,, moulder, 20^Etussell st
Baxter, Miss C, Townhead
Baxter, Mrs 5 Russell st
Baxter, John, gardener, Ashfield
Baxter, John M:, grocer, Marine pi
Beaton, A lex., stoker, 8 Tower st
Beaton, Angus, 117 High st
Beattie, D, dyke builder, 21 Russell st
Beattie Jas, 20 W Piinces st
Beattie, Joseph, 27 Bridge st
Bedgar, Mrs Julia, 74 Ardbeg rd
Bell Andrew, 6 Kingst
BUTE COUNTY DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Waverley Picture House>
COSY CORNER CINEMA,
113 Montague St., Rothesay.
Proprietor and Lessee, - - J. S. Gillespie.
JOHN B. TODD,
COAL MERCHANT,
25 Bridge Street.
WALTER M'KENDRICK, ,
AUCTIONEER and VALUATOR,
27-29 and 47 WATERGATE, ROTHESAY.
Office, Opposite County Buildings.
All Kinds of Inventorv and PROMPT Auction Sales Conducted
Valuation Work Executed. SETTLEMENTS. in any District.
'Phone No. 188.
A. THOM & CO.,
Mo tor Engineers and
Electrical Contractors,
22 Bridge Street.
All Classes Repairs. Mapine and Land Installations.
HOUSEHOLDERS— Rothesay.
Bell, Catherine, 18 Battery pi
Bell captain Duncan, 3 Ardbeg rd
cell Dune, jun, 11 Mansetiel 1 pi
Bell E.,70 Ardbeg id
Bell Francis, painter, 1 I.ogie pi
Bell James, gardener, Columshill st
Bill, James, Logie pi
BeH, Mrs Wm„ 16 Russell st
Bennie, Mrs, High Craigmore
Bernard, Mrs. 71 Ardbeg rd
Berwick, Mrs, 2 Marine pi
Beverdge, Geo., 5 The Terrace, Ardbeg
Binnie. Mrs Eliz., High Craigmore
Billand, Peter, pnlisber, 35 Stnffa pi
Bird A. P., Windsor B A, 27 Battery pi
Bird John, mason, Gowanbrae
Birkett, Mis, 98 Montague st
Bimie Win. carrier, 103 Montague st
Birnie, Miss, putveyor, Gallowgate
Black, Mrs Jardine, 12 Argyle st
Black Miss Jessie, 12 W. Princes st
Blick, John, cabman, 55 Montague st
Black, John, shipmaster. 22 Argyle st
Blackie Wm., 28 Wyndham rd
Black Wm & Jean, 48 & 49 Argyle st
Blackwood, J.C., Janefield, Wyndham p
Blain, Quinton, heritor, Argyle ter
Blair, Duncan, foreman, sawmill ; ho.
11 Bridge st
Blair, James, 2 Castlehill st
Blair, John, Hotel Victoria, Victoria st
Blair, J, Livingstonia, Guildford sq
Blakey, Miss Sylvia, Pension hotel, 47
Crichton rd
Blue, Jas., Minister's hrae
Blue, Miss Marion, 17 Battery house
Blue, Fatk, Glenfaulds, Mountstuart rd
Blue, Wm., 26 Biidge st
Bodys, A & J, farmers, Bogany
Bugle, coun.. Ellerslie, High Craigmore
Bolton, Mrs John, 6 Hillhouse rd
Bone, Hugh, joiner, 20 Russell st
Bone, Jms. , mason, 5 Bishop ter brae
B^ne, Lachlan, mason, 18 Russell st
Bone. Mrs Robert, 18 Russell st
Bone'K. 23 Battery pi
Booth, J Ingram, musician, Park pi
Borland, Dr, Mossbank, Ardbeg rd
Bowers, Mr-A .Arris naMara, Marine pi
Bowers, Miss Chris., Columshill pi
Bowie, Alex., 12 The Terrace, Ardbeg
Bowie, Daniel, glazier, 73 Victoria st
Bowie, James, 10 the Terrace
Bowie, Mrs Malcolm, Mountpleasant rd
Bowman, , joiner, 1 King st
Boyd John, Ardbeg
Boyd, Ahd M., Ivy House, 8 Argyle p
Boyd, J. H., Ricebink, Aicog
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Boyd Mrs, Tighmeadonach
Boyd, Mis Martha Leopold villa, Ascog
Boyle, Chas , vanman 34 Columshill st
Boyle, Airs Dennis, 22,Russell st
B'>yle, J., 5 Bridge st
Boyle, James, turt accountant Elm villa
Boyle, N. McK., 36 Columshill st
Boyle, Tho*., clerk, Bridge-end st
Bradbury, T B, hotel Madeira, 3Towtr
Bradley, Miss Margt., Mountpleasant rd
Bradford, Mis, 3 Bishop ter br
Brand John, manager. Co Operative
society, 7 E Princes st; ho, 31 Battery p
Brash, Kobt., 18 Gallowgate
Breckomidge, Miss. 4 Craiamore rd
Broadley, John, I Bridgend st
Brodie, Alex. C, 33 Bridge st
Brooks, J. W. D., 31 Battery pi
Brooks, , janitor, 37 Montague st
Brough. Mrs Jane. 95 Ardbeg rd
Brough, J"hn, 30 Bishop st
Brown, Agnes, 77 Ardbeg rd
Brown Alex., 40 Bishop st
Brown, Alex , joiner, 3 Bellev^e ter
Brown, Angus, mason, 8 Columshill pi
Brown, Miss Ann, Argyle ter
Brown, Mrs Catherine, 22 Bridge st
Brown, D., Fauldmore, Serpentine rd
Brown Divid, spirit merchant, Black
Bull Inn, W. Princes st
Brown D M, spirit dealer, Crosshill vlas
Brown, Duncan, draper, 33 Montague st
Brown, Ellen, 94 High st
Brown, Geo, janitor, west entrance
Public School
Brown, Geo , 19 Argyle st
Brown Hu, Loudoun brae, 55 Barone rd
Brown, James, M'Nab's br
Brown, James, 12 the Terrace
Brown, Mrs Jane, Columshill st
Brown. John, accountant, Roslyn pi
Brown, John, shipmaster, 95 Ardbeg rd
Brown, Mrs John R. 3h Victoria st
Brown, MrsJoseph, la Mountpleasant rd
Brown, Miss Marion, 42 Crichton rd
Brown, Mrs Mary. Kir Buildings
Brown, Matth, 19 Castle st
Brown, M & C 22 E Princes st
Brown, Ths., crpntr.. Clifton, Argyle pi
Brown, ThosS., burgh worker, Crosshill
villas
Brown, Mrs Wm., 72 Montague st
Brown, Wm. D., sanitary inspector, 1
Castle st ; ho, 59 Barone rd
Brown, Mrs, grocer, 34 Columshill pi
Brown, Miss, 31 Ardbep: rd
Brown, Miss, 92 Ardbeg rd
Brown, Misses, 31 Argyle st
HOUSEHOLDERS— Rothesay.
Brown, Mrs, Argyle ter
Brown , 45 Ardbeg rd
Browne, , 12 Brighton ter
Brownlie, Mrs Helen, 28 Argyle st
Brownlie, John, 31 Battery pi
Brownlie, Win., butcher, Watergate ;
ho, 28 Argyle st
Brownlie, , 3 Bishop ter br
Bruce, Alex , 96 High st
Bruce, Hny., plumber, 17 Battery pi
Bruce, Mrs Mary, 83 Montague st
Bryan, Reginald G., Hillside ho, Ser-
pentine rd
Bryce Alex., grocer, Barone rd ; ho, do
Bryce, Wit., flesher, 38 Bishop st
Bryce Thos., draper, 43 Ardbeg rd
Bryce. Mrs, Ardmory rd
Buchanan. A. C, bookseller, Barone rd
Buchanan, Chs., engineer, 17 Battery pi
Buchanan, Donald, Bellfield, Barone rd
Buchanan, Misses E. & M., 77 Barone rd
Buchanan, Geo, constable, Townhead
Buchanan, Geo.. 41 Watergate
Buchanan Geo., engineer, Auchnacloich
Buchanan, Miss Janet, 21 Argyle st
Buchanan. Miss Jane, 8 Gowanfield pi
Buchanan Male, restaurateur, 27 Victoria
st
Buchanan, Mrs Mary, Clydesdale house,
Orcadia
Buchanan Miss, I Bellvue, Barone rd
Buchanan Miss, Nittingshall, Barone id
Bulloch, Jas, linesman, 179 High st
Bunting, Mrs Agnes, 56 Crichton rd
Burgess, DrAlex., ma, rector, Academy,
ho, Blythswood, Bishop ter
Burgoyne, John, Glenhead
Burgoyne, Mrs Peter, 32 Bishop st
Burgoyne, Wm B, furnisher 85 Mon-
tague st
Burnet, Misses, Prospect house, Ardbeg
Burnet, Wm, 23 Mountpleasant rd
Burnette, F. R., De Luxe Cinemato-
graph ; ho, Toward view, Ardbeg
Burns David. 15 Bridge st
Burns, Jms, la Hillhouse rd
Burns, Mrs Lilly, 2 Columshill st
Burns, Kobt., 6 Columshill st
Buriidge, Jim, gardener, Convent cot
Burroughs , 5 Craigmore rd
Cairns , 11 East Princes st
Caldwell, John, draper, 2 and 3 Albert
pi & 13 Montague st; ho, Haslingden,
Mountpleasant rd
Caldwell, Misses, Adelaide hse, Mount-
stuart rd
Callan, Geo., grocer, 21 E. Princes st
Callan, John, moulder, 70 Ardbeg rd
Callan, Mrs J C, Bute mansions
Callan, Mrs J. MC., 31 Battery pi
Cameron Mrs Arch., 8 Argyle st
Cameron, Dun., cabman, BisLop st
Cameron, Mrs Eliz., 19 Castle st
Cameron, Geddes (>.. hairdresser, 51
Victoria st ; ho, Barone rd
Cameron Bight nevHugh, Cclumshill st
Cameron, Mrs James, 5k A-gyle pi
Cameron, John, Otterburn Argyle st
Cameron, Jn, seaman, Mountpleasant rd
Cameron, Lach., plumber, 21 Russell st
Cameron, Mrs Wltr., 17 Bishop st
Cameron Mrs, 22 Argyle st
Cammock, Wm., writer, 70 Ardbeg rd
Campbell, Miss Agnes, 57 A rdbeg rd
Campbell, Alex., cashier, 92 Ardbeg rd
Campbell, Arch., 12 W Princes 4t
Campbell, Arch., seaman, 28 Argyle st
Campbell,Ach, burgh worker ,29 Colums
hill .st
Campbell, Arch., spirit dealer. Tower
and Castlehill sts
Campbell Arch M, 73 Victoria st
Campbell, Mrs Clara, 4 Bridge st
Campbell, Cln , house of rest, Argyle ter
Campbell Cln, steward, 35 Barone rd
Campbell D., Castle st
Campbell, Mrs Helen, 98 Montague st
Campbell, Hu., Argyll Mansions
Campbell, Jms, flesher, 9 Hillhouse rd
Campbell, Mrs Jane, 8 Argyle st
Campbell, Miss Janet, Bishop ter br
Campbell, John, car driver, 75 Ardbeg rd
Campbell, John, 6 Watergate
Campbell, Jn, Hawthorn cot, Argyle pi
Campbell John, 23 Bishop st
Campbell, John A., 17 Bishop st
Campbell, John Rattray, agent, Clydes-
dale bank, Guildford square
Campbell, J. J., 7 Bridge st
Campbell, K. W., 44 Mountstuart rd
Campbell, Mrs Ardenlea, Ardbeg
Campbell Mrs, Hawthorn pk. Adrbeg
Campbell Miss, Edgremont, Brighton tr
HOUSEHOLDERS— Rothesay.
Campbell, Mrs, Heathmount, Crichton rd
Campbell, Mrs, Argyle st
Campbell , carter, 20 Russell st
Campbell Wra, Argyle mansions
Canning James, painter, 30 Bishop st
Canning, Peter, farmer, Lochend
Cardell, Mrs Thos., 19 High st
Cardwell, Joseph, 103 Montague st
Carinichael, Alex., 11 the Terrace
Carrick James, 17 K Princes st
Carroll Edward, 76 Montague st
Carson, John, 1 Wyndlum rd
Carson, Mrs Samuel, 19 Wyndhamr.l
Carson, John W", Wyndham Park
Carson , Demerara, Ardbeg rd
Carswell, James. Sophia cot, Ardbeg
Carruthers David, 19 Castle st
Cassels . 1 Wyndham pk
Casey , 65 Victoria at
Cassidy, Ed. , gardener, 46 High st
Cassidy, Wm , gardener, 2 Logie pi
Caution W, 31 Wyndham rd
Chalmers, Miss Agnes, 21 Ardbeg rd
Chantry, Wallace, 10 Mansefield pi
Chapman John, teacher, Alma ter
Cherry, Mrs, 22 Watergate
Chisholm, W., plumber, 17 Wyndham r
Christie, Arthur S., music teacher and
organist, Livorno, Crichton rd
Christie, Thos, md, 2 Battery pi
Christie, Robt, 4 Mountpleasant rd
Chrystie, Robt. , 2 King st
Clark, Alex., 38 Bridge st
Clark, Andw., Glenbuie, Grlebelands
Clark, Andw, 73 Ardbeg rd
Clark, James, 38 Bishop st
Clark, Mrs John, Gowanbrae
Clark, Mrs Jos., Gowanbrae, Columshill
st
Clark, Thos., fisherman, 19 Stuart st
Clark Miss, Violet, 90 Montague st
Clark, Mrs, 6 Mansefied pi
Clay, Thos"M., bookseller, 11 Victoria st
ho, Argyle ter
Coates, J., 11 Mill st
Coburn Jms., watchmaker, 17 Bridge st
Coll Hu., 52 Montague st
Colville, Mrs Isa., 78 High st
Colquhoun, Dugald, 103 Montague st
Combs, F., 40 Bishop st
Conely, Donald, 27 Staff a pi
Connell, John, engineer, 2 Ladeside st
Connelly, Walter, 63 Montague st
Connor. John, 87 High st
Constable, N. H., factor, Bute Estate
office, High st ; res, Foley house
Cook, Robt, T., engineer. Ardmory rd
F 81
Cooke W, 27 Argyle st
Coomin, John, 98 Montague s 1 .
Connell, John, 9 Chapelhill rd
Cooper, Mrs , Glsnfaulds
Cormack, Mrs An., 27 Argyle st
Cougan Miss Martha, 3L Battery pi
Cowan, Jas, coalman, Argyle sc
Crabb, T., burgh worker, 21 Mill st
Craig, Bliss Jessie, 31 Battery p !
Craig Jms., Avondnle, Ardbrg r I
Craig, Miss E., 3i Ardbeg rd
Craighead, Mrs M., 7 Wyndham rd
Craigie , Glendermot cot
Crawford Bros., freshers, 17 Gallowgate
Crawford, Dvd., carter, 52 Montague st
Crawford Misses Frances and Matgt , 29
Mountstuart rd
Crawford, Geo , coachman, Prospect ct.,
Ardbeg rd
Crawford, Is, 3 E Princes st
Crawford, Miss Jemima, Havelock ter
Crawford. Mrs John S., HE Princes st
Crawford, Mrs Margt., Argyll mansions
Crawford, Mrs Mrgt , 36 Mountstuart rd
Crawford, Mrs Mary E., 41 Ardbeg rd
Crawford, Peter, 22 E Princes st
Crawford, Rbt., Argyle st
Crawford , 8 1 Ardbeg rd
Crawford Miss, 30 Marine pi
Crawford, Strt, spirit dealer. Bridgend s
Creighton, Miss Eliz., 27 Argyle st
Creighton, Tom , 119 High st
Crighton John, fisherman, 41 Watergate
Croat, D, 32 Bishop st
Crombie , nurse, 33 Victoria st
Crossan, Mrs Janet 73 Ardheg rd
Cruickshanks, Mrs Jn, plumber, 47 High
st; ho., 61 Barone rd
Cubie, Mrs, 17 Battery pi
Cullen, Miss Emilie M., 29 Bishop st
dimming, Henry, 37 Bridge st
Cumming Mrs Sarah, 37 Bridge st
Cunningham, Ax.. 71 Victoria st
Cuur.ingham, And., grocer, Victoria st
ho, Hoiyrood, Barone rd
Cunningh im Mrs Ann, 35 Mountstuart rd
Cunningham Da, grocer. Glenburncot ;
Cunning ham, Mrs F., 2 Bridge st
Cunningham, James, retired grocer, 22
Brighton ter
Cunningham John, heritor, H'gh Craig-
more
Cunningham, John, plumber, 17 Bridge-
end st ; ho, 2 Chapelhill rd
Cunningham, M, painter, 2 Wyndhpm p
Ardbeg
Cunningham, Rbt., baker, 24 Bishop st
BUTE COUNTY DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENTS
Established over 50 Years.
I. ~W E I R>,
BOOT and IHOEA1AHEK,
71 Montague street.
Extra Large Stock of Ready-Mades.
Head- Quarters of All Kinds of Coast Shoes.
Established 18h- r >.
Margaret M'L. Higgle,
Mrs R. Nicholson, Successor to Miss M'Lea),
Dreismaker, and Costumier,
20 Bridge street.
Trimmings, Linings and Furnishings Kept iti Stock.
Arthur gwanston & gon,
Family GJrocers, - - - - -
- - - Wine & Spirit merchants,
20 WEST PRINCES STREET,
and 2 Bishop Street.
Near General Post Office.
'Pliune, Glasgow, Central, 2428.
WILLIAM BIRNIE,
(Successor to tlie late James Henry),
Glasgow and Rothesay Carrier,
LEAVES DAILY.
GLASGOW, ROTHESAY,
Head \ ^ Mitchell Street,
nc y 62 a kg yle street, 1 103 Montague street,
quarters 31 Hutcheson Street & One Stair up.
\ 65 Osborne Street. | v
Prompt Del'very and Despatch of all Goods under Personal Supervision
HOUSEHOLDERS— Rothesav.
Cunningham, Thos. stoker, 38Ladeside
Cunningham, Wi mina, 13 B Princes st
Cunningham, Miss, 8 Argyle st
Cunningham, Arch, 77 Montague st
Currie. Dan., shoemaker, 90 Montague 3
Cm-rie, Dan., engineer, 5 The Terrace
Curiie, Duncan, farmer, Crossbeg
Currie, Duncan, yachtmaster, 2 Mount-
pleasant rd
Onrrie D, slater, 94 High st
Currie Dune, upholsteier. 18 Russell st
Currie Hugh, postman, Eden pi
Currie, John, 20 Biehop st
Currie, John, farmer, Westland
Carrie, Peter, 24 Eussell st
Carrie Rnbt. cabman, 21 Bridgend st
Cusach Michael, 96 High st
Cuthbert, Miw Em., 39 Ardbag
Cu*hbert, Win, pensioner, 17 Bridge st
Cuthill Mrs, Martha, Orcadia
Cuthill J, ie taurateur, Argyle st
P
Dale Samuel, 7 W Princes st
Dale Walter, 40 Bishop st
Duncan Dan. 12 King st
Davie Jhn M, newsagent, 8 Bridgend st;
ho 11 Columshill st
Davidson Rev Hugh, M A, Argyle ter
Davidson J, gardener, Ardencraig
Davidson Miss Jemima, 32 Battery pi
and 11 Montague st
Davidson John, boxmaker, 78 Ardbeg id
Davidson Mi*s Mary, 24 Bishop st
Davids m, Miss Ma?y, 20 W. Princes st
Davidson Mrs, 3 Albany ter
Davidson miss St Clair, Cr
Dawson Wm, tailor, 28 Bridge st
Day, Arthur, 31 Gallowgate
Deans Adam, 22 Columshill st
Denoon Mrs Rachael, 6 Bridge st
Deprose Mrs Margt, 17 Bishop si
Derby Mrs Jessie, 12 Ladeside
Derby Thos., painter, 18 Castle st
Dewar. Arch. ,boatbuilder, Victoria, cot
Barone rd
Dewar Miss Isabella 8 Argyle st
Dewar Charles, spirit dealer, 32 Bishop
st
Dewar Mrs Duncan. Victoria mansions
Dewar Andw , 7 Gallowgate
ho, E. Princes st
Dewar, Francis, boat-hirer, Fer Fad rd,
Bridge st
Dewar James, joiner, 4 Mansetield pi
Dewar, John, 30 Bishop st
Dick Campbell S, baker, 18 A rgyle pi
Dickie, Rev John M., b D, New Parish
manse, Skeoch wood
Dickson Mrs, Ardbeg rd
Dickson Mrs, 27 Columshill st
Dickson , Mountileasant rd
Dobbie Alex. S., joiner, Bishop ter br
ho, Mountstuart rd
Djbbie James W, joiner, Madeira villa,
Serpentine rd
Docherty Alex, 96 High st
Docherty Ed, contractor, 12 the Terrace
Docherty Jn., gardener, 2 Minister's br
Docherty John J, painter, 1 Bridgend st
Docherty, John jun, 1 Bridgend st
Docherty Margt, 86 High st
Docherty, Mrs, 8 Gallowgate
Dodds, John G., joiner, Colbec pi ; ho,
Sunnyside, Auchnacloich, Barone rd
Doggart Th. W., teacher, Concord villa,
Columshill st
Donald John, 78 High st
Donald John, 77 Montague st
Donald Mr* John R, 69 Ardbeg rd
Donaldson Dvd., 27 Argyle st
I >onaldson Js. C, heritor, 14 Ardbeg rd
Donaldson John, Meadowcap
Doon Matthew, 40 Watergate
Dougall, J. S., bookseller, jeweller,
librarian stationer, &c, Victoria st,
and Gallowgate Post Office ; ho, East-
field, Serpentine rd
Douglas Arch., 17 Russell st
Douglas Miss Margt., East Princes st
Douglas Misses Jessie and Marion, Beau-
fort, Craigmore
Douglas, Mrs, 5 lloyal ter
Douglas F, 169 High st
Dow Mrs, 76 Ardbeg rd
Djw Miss, 5 Albany ter
Dowell, Mrs, 4 Dean Hood pi
Dowie Mary S, 11 Mountstuart rp
Dryburn. Mrs Rose, 17 Russell st
Dryden Geo, organist, 30 Argyle st
Duncan Alex, 14 Mountstuait rd
Duncan Miss C L, boot dealer, Bishop st:
ho, 8 Argyle, st
Duncan Alex. plumb a r, Mountpleasant
Duncan Mrs Alex , Stewart villa, Barone
id
Duncan Miss Cath., Argyle ter
Duncan Mrs Daniel, Woodend
Duncan Daniel, 9 Columshill pi
Duncan, Dan 12 King st
Duncan Miss Helen, Ballochgoy
Duncan Miss Henrietta, 53 Mountstuart
i
BUTE COUNTY DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENTS
DUGALD H. MACFIE, *ho»..m
Painter and Decorator,
67 High Street
A. & L. JEFFREY,
Fishmongers and Poultry Dealers,
117 Montague and 5 Tower Streets
ALEX. LISTER & SON,
Nurserymen and Rose Specialists,
Shop, 13 High Street. Barone Road
ANDREW HAMILTON,
Grocer and Provision Merchant,
Orders called for and promptly delivered. 2 Bridgend Stret
JAMES K. SEMPLE
Slater and Cement Worker,
Yard— 18 Mill Street. 2 Mansfield Place
Vents Swept and Estimattvs for Work gived.
MARION M. HEATON,
Ladies' 1 and Children? s Outfitter,
75 Montague Street
The Stock comprises th rNewest and Most Fashionable Goods.
Customers can always rely on getting the Finest Quality
WILLIAM H. SQUAIR,
FAMILY BUTCHER,
Established 1863. Telephone 89. 5 Gallowgate
CHARLES S. SPE1RS,
(Successor to John M'Fie & Son),
Joiner, Cabinetmaker and Funeral Undertaker,
House— Ahnamara 14 Marine Plaee. Creek Drive, Ardbeg
.
HOUSEHOLDERS— Rothesay. 'J
Dnncan Jms, 27 Meadow pi
Duncan Jms, 9 Manaefield pi
Duncan James, gardener, Logie pi
Duncan Jms., mason, Kingarnet, Ba-
l-one rd
Duncan J, 7 Brighton pi
1 Duncan J, chaff eur, 7 Union st
[ Duncan John, joiner, 77 Ardbeg rd
Duncan Miss Marjory, 21 Ardbeg rd
Duncan Miss Mary, 77 Ardbeg rd
Duncan Miss Mary A., 37 E. Princes st
Duncan Miss Mary E.. 53 Mountstuart r
Duncan Matthew, plasterer, Ladeside;
ho, Academy rd
Duncan Mtth., Jan., plasterer, 1 Co-
lumshill pi
Duncan N, 74 High st
Duncan Mrs Ninian. 24 Bishop st
Duncan Wm., 1 Ardmillan Crichton rd
Duncan Miss, stationer, Auchnacloich rd
Duncan Mrs, 16 Marine pi
Duncan Miss, 23 Argyle ter
Duncanson John H., Mill st
Dunlop Miss Ann, 90 Ardbeg rd
Dunlop Mrs Eliz.. Park pi
Dunlop Turnbull, 34a Columshill st
Dunn Arch. O, draper, 85 Ardbeg rd
Dunn, David, teacher, 5 The Terrace
Dunn Mrs Margt 57 Ardbeg rd
Dunn , car driver, 36 Mill st
Dunsmuir. Allan, 10 The Terrace
Dykes, Arthur, gardener, Ardencraig
Edie Misses, 32 Battery pi
Easton Mrs, 31 Meadow pi
Edgar Walter, grocer, 2 Castle st ; ho,
15 do
Edgar Mrs, 37 E. Princes st
Edwards, E J, 73 Ardbeg rd
English Mrs Geo, Stuart st
Ewing Andw., 86 Montague st
Ewing Ach, reporter, Amisfiekl Barone
Ewing, Jhn, retired grocer, Auchnacloich
Ewing J, 10 Mansefield pi
Ewing K, grocer, 28 Columshill st
Evans Mrs Mary, 16 Castle st
Fairlie, Henry, 20 Bishop st
Falconer Miss A, 1 Union st
Fannan, Chas., 17 Bishop st
Farmer D, gardener. Mill bank
Farrell James, moulder, 74 Ardbeg rd
Faulds Jas., Ardlea, Ardmoryrd
Faulds Mrs, 89 Montague st
Faulds Mrs Mary, Ardmory rd
Faulds Wm, carter, 11 Mill st
Faulds Wm, jn, carter, 11 Go'umshill pi
Fell, Mrs, Ferguson pi
Fenton D, 22 Russell st
Fenton Robt., wool mercht,74 Ardbeg
Fergus Dr Freeland, Crichton rd
Ferguson Mrs Agnes, 27 High st
Ferguson Alx., painter. 23 Roslin pi
Ferguson, Alx slater, 21 Columshill st
Ferguson Mrs Ann, 20 Staffa pi
Fergus >n, David, 32 Ardbeg rd
Ferguson Dune, 11 Bridge st
Ferguson Mrs Geo, Mill bank,Ascog
Ferguson Jas. W., gardener, Mill st
Fergusson, John, Esplnnade Temper-
ance hotel, 4 High st
Ferguson John, postman, Clifton, Ar-
gyle pi
Ferguson Mrs Mary, 7 Tower st
Ferguson Neil, heritor, 15 Bridge st
Ferguson Bobt, 98 Montague st
Ferguson Wm, bootmaker, 7 5 Ardbeg
Ferguson Wm, 7 Gallowgate
Ferguson Miss, Inkerman ter
Ferguson Peter, tailor, Osborne pi
Ferguson, Miss, 54 Crichton rd
Ferrier Mrs Margt, Toward view, Ard-
beg rd
Ferrier David, Rockhill Castle, High
Craigmore
Ferrier, Mrs Margt, 84 Montague st
Findlay Win, grocer, Mansefield pi; ho,
90 High St
Findlay Mrs M, 10 Minister's brae
Finlay Mrs I, Crichton rd
Finlay Misses Janet & Jem., 60 Mount-
stuart rd
Finlay Miss May, 47 Mountstuart rd
Finlay Miss Mary, 3 Victoria st
Finlay Peter, grocer, Wyndham rd
Finlay Rbt., gardener, 61 Mountstuart rd
Finlay Thms. 24 Watergate
Finlayson Edwin, seedsman, Craigmore
nursery, Crichton rd
Fisher James, grain merchant, King st
and W. Castle st, and King's Mill,
BUTE COUNTY DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENTS— ROTHESAY.
George M. M'Lintoek,
A R C H ITE G T,
5 High street
J, M'Callum & Son,
Joiners and Funeral Undertakers,
'Phone 193 50 High street
The Galatea Bap,
3 and 7 Bridge-End Street,
Families Supplied. Duncan Bell, Spirit Merchant
BOATHIRING. — W. SCOTT'S BOATHIRING
STATIONS, nearest the Bathing Places, West Bay.—
Motor and Rowing Boats by the Hour, Day or Week. Terms Moderate.
House, 34 Montague Street.
Bute Savings Bank, 7 Castle street, Rothesay.
Sums can now be deposited with us to any amount — limited to £500 a year.
Open Daily from 10 till 3, Saturdays from 10 till 12; Saturday Evenings from 7 till 8
Deposits transferred from other Savings Banks free of charge.
'Phone, 197
Alexander R. Peacock,
Registered /'lumber, Gasfitter and Zinc Worker,
71 High street
House Address — Moidart, 14 Mountstuart Road.
Hot and Cold Water Appliances, BeH Hanging. Pumps, Phones, Ridges, &c.
N. MaeNieol,
Family tinker, Pastry Cook and I'aroeyor,
Speciality in Cakes, Shortbread, Rusks, etc' 23 Montague st. & 81 High St
Hot Pies Every Saturday. Soirees and Excursions Supplied. Biscuits and Pastry In Great
Variety. Cakes of Every Description Mads to Order.
Marriage Parties Purveyed for in First-Class Style. Charges Moderate
GeOPg'e Maitland, Successor to Edward M'Tavish,
Gas * Electric Light Fiitter, Belllianger, Tinsmith * Famishing lionmoiiger,
Copper, Brass, and Black and Galvanised Sheet Iron Worker,
7c Bridgend st. and 3 Ladeslde st
Phone, No. 176. All Kinds of Stands for Horticultural Exl.ibit Purposes. Ranges. Klectroliers.
Gasaliers, Grates, Stoves. Tile Hearths, *c„ supplied and fitted. Brass Plates and Htencila.
HOUSEHOLDERS — Itothesiiv.
__ Mill st ; ho, Orlington, ' 3 Ardbeg rJ
Fisher. Margaret. 18 Battery pi
Fisher, Rbt. Barns, Thornhill,Argylfist
Fisher Miss, 16 Mountpleasant rd
Fleck .Tas, 35 E Princes st
Fleming And., clerk, Adelaide pi
h leming Mrs Cth., Barone rd
Fleming Gav, journalist, 46 Montague st. Galbraith Jms, Wyndham pk
G
Galbraith mis capt Alx, 16 Hillhouse rd
Galbraith, Arch, 103 Montague st
Galbraith Mrs Cath., 77 Montague st
Fleming Jms,ArdmilUn, 30 Crichton rd
Fleming Mrs, 24 Ai-dbeg rd
Flett , 43 Ardbeg rd
Fonstone James, 22 Bridge st
Foote Misses, Glenbeg
Forbes, Henry, 25 Bridge st
Fordyce John, upho s'erer, 75 High st
Fordyce Mrs Marge., 73 High st
Forfar Miss, 1 Battery i>1
Forrest Mrs Grace, Ardbeg rd
Forrest, Rebecca, 8 E Princes st
Forrest Mrs, 40 Osb >rne pi
Forrest , 1 King st
Forsyth Mrs Jeane, Argyle pi
Foulds Mrs Eliz M.. 45 Ardbeg rd
Foulds Mrs Margt., 07 Montague st
Foulis Robert, mason. 1 Hillhouse rd
Fowlis Miss Agnes S, Enstlands rd
Fox J, auctioneer, 5 A rgyle st
Fox Peter, 7 W. Prince3 st
Foy Mrs, 27 Columshill st
Frankie, Mrs W M., 26 Argyle st
Fraser Isabella, 17 Mountstuart rd
Frasei capt James, 17 C ichton rd
Fraser J, 63 Montague st
Galbraith Rev Geo., 77 Montague st
Gallacht-r John, 6a Castle st
< i-albraith Msss, Craigmore cot
Galloway A, 17 E Princes st
Galloway Edw., solicitor, Montfoid
Galloway Mrs Jane, 8 Town- st
Galloway Win, Bogany id
Galloway Mrs, Montford avenue
Gardiner John, barber, Fergusson p
Gardiner, Peter, 29 Colmnshi] st
Gardner John L, 9 Barone rd
Garry Buchan, Auchnacloich rd
Garthland T E, spirit merchant,
Castlehill st ; ho, 47 High st
GaultMary, 10 The Terrac, Aidb*g
Geddes G., 11 The Terrace
Geddes Geo., tailor, Barone rd
Geddes John, 10 Battery pi
Geddes, John G., florist, Crossbill villas
Geikie Mrs Janet 17 Russell st
Gemmill Thms, 19 Stu*rt st
Gentleman Mrs K., Mackinlay st
Gerrard, David, 5 The Te-race
Getty Miss Helen, Gowanfield pi
Ghilhardie Paul, 105 High st
18
Fraser, Jms, policeman, 11 F. Princes st Gibb D M, Ardmory cot, Ardbeg
Fraser Wm., blacksmith, 4 Mackinlay st Gibbon Mrs. 34 Mountp'.easa it rd
F'raser Wm, 73 Victoiiast
Freckleton Mrs Chas WP.incesst
Freckleton Chas, 27 Bridge st
Freckleton J, 76 Montague st
Freckleton Eliz. Wyndham park
Freckleton Jms, boathirer, Esplanade
ho, 5 Argyle st
Freebairn, CJ, Plantation villa, Arg.le
ter
Freebairn T, Bellmont, Argyle ter
Freeland Mrs Wm, 40 Osborne p
Friel Hugh, labourer. 161 High st
Friel Pat., labourer, 10 Mill st
Fulton Mrs Eliz., 40 Crichton rd
Fulton John, painter, 8 Gallowgate
Fulton Mrs Robert, 5 Argyle st
Gibb John E., engineer, 33 E Princes st
Gibb W. p c, 3 Bishop ter br
Gibb% Mrs Margt., 14g Marine p
Gibbs Ms, Crossbill villas
Gilchrist Mrs Ann, 110 High st
Gilchrist David, purser. Havelock ttr
Gilchrist Jms. Y., sculptor, 25 Colums-
hill st
Gilchrist John ,18 Colum hill st
Gilchrist Robert, 2 Wyndam pk
GiUan Kobt., moulder, Wyndham rd
Gillan Thomas, 70 Ardbeg rd
GiUan Mrs, Gowan^rae, Columshill st
Gillan Miss 14 Bridge-end st
Gillespie, Campbell, 51 Ardbeg rd
Gillespie J, 29 Argyle st
Fullerton Mrs Wm., Invergyle, M'Kin- Gillespie James, cinema manager. West-
lay st bourne, Crichton rd
Fyfe Andw, 19 Russell st Gillespie Win., 32 Battel y pi
Fyfe Geo, 2 Hillhouse rd Gillies Pug., joiner, Mountpleasant rd
Fyfe Miss Ann, 13 Gallowgate Gillies Mrs F^liz. S. ann M ss Mrt. E, 73
Fyfe A Nelson, I Mountstuart rd Ardbeg rd
Fyfe Mrs, 8 Hillhouse rd
BUTK C:>UNTV DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENTS— ROTHESAY
Duncan Dewap,
ARCHITRCT and PROPERTY AGENT,
15 Castle Street, Rothesay
J . Graham,
Electrical 1 n g: i n e e r,
5 Montague Street
'Cycles and Grammaphones Supplied and Repaired,
Bute Temperance HOtel, The Leading Temperance House.
Every Attention Given to Tourists TiYnnfinrr tho Ptt?ti Everv Home
and Commercial Gentlemen. ' lulul "ft lllc L 1£>K- Comfoit.
James McMillan, Proprietor,
The Central Drapery Warehouse
Robert C. Miller & Co.,
Drapers, Furnishers, House and Shipping Agency,
48 Montague Street
Maderia Hotel and Boarding Establishment,
Overlooking the Bay and Gardens,
A few minutes foom the Pier. Moderate.
T. A. Bradbury, Proprietor.
Freckleton's Boating Station, on Esplanade, first from Pier
Motor Boats Sail Round tlie Bay at Intervals.
Special Terms for Parties per Hour, Day or Week.
Rowing Boats from Is per Hour.
John Cuprie,
FA At I LY BUTCH K 7i,
Tel. No. 37 National. 115 Montague Street
Finest Home-Fed Beef, Mutton, and Lamb.
A 11 Orders receive careful and prompt attention.
Helenslea Boarding House, Crichton Road. Near Tennis and Golf.
Misses Fkrouson, Proprietrixes
Fairfield Boarding House, Craigmore, 'Phone, No. 409
Under new Management. Overlooking Pier and near Golf and Tenuis.
Mrs W. Campbell, 1'ioprietrix
HOUSEHOLDERS— Rothesay.
Gillies Mrs Jms., 24 Ladeside st
Gillies John. 28 Montague st
Gillies Tohn, cemetery superintendent,
Townhead
Gillies John, ironmonger, 45 Montague
st ; ho, H olyrood, Barons rd
Gillies Miss, 4 W Castle st
Gillies Neil, Brandann ter
Gillies Neil, spirit merchant, Guildford
sq and Montague st
Gillies Mrs Pete', 36 Ladeside
Gilmour, M ss C. 5 Victoria st
Gilroy Win, 19 Store lane
Glen J, 3 Union st
Glen Mrs Peter, Glebe lands
Gold Mrs Jessie, 4 Ma ine pi
Good Misses, High Craigmore
Goodfellow J, 135 High st
Goodwin John, 2 Hillhouse rd
Goodwin Mrs Mary, 12 Ardbeg rd
Gordon, Miss B, Wellparkrd
Gordon John, 10 the Terrace, Ardbeg
Gordon T, dentist, 20 Argyle st
Gorman , 17 Battery house
Gotten Wm. 74 Ardbeg rd
Graham Hairy, police sergt., 33 High st
Graham Jms., engineer, 80 High st
Graham Peter, 4 W. Castle st
Graham Miss Rachel, 22 Argvle st '
Granger Miss Janet, 104 Ardbeg rd
Grant A, Cro Beg Ardbeg rd
Grant Charles, Argyl- mansions
Grant James jeweller, 70 Ardbeg rd
Grant John, warehouseman, 71£Ardheg
Grant Rht M, joiner, 16 Mountpleasanc
Grant, William, writer, the Hermitage
Gray irrs Eliz, Bishop ter' ace b.ae
Gray John, 19 Marine pi
Gray Mrs, Oakshaw, Argyle pi
Gray Mrs, A rdmory rd
Green, Mrs F, 4 Royal ter
Green Mrs L, 4 Hillhouse rd
Gregory A. organist, Argyle ter
Grierson Rbt., tailor, 1 Bridge-end st
Grieve Miss Rosa, 5 Bishop st
Gribben Miss Aine., 16.^ Mountstuart rd
Grindley Miss, Argyle Hotel, Watergate
Grindley Wm., Columshill st
Grove Jms., cashier. 5P Mountstuart rd
Gunn Police sergt Alex, 67 Ardbeg rd
Guy Miss, 20 Aidbeg rd
H
Haddow Miss, 33 Wyndham rd
Hadley J P, 89 Montague st
Hagart Rich. B, measurer, 61 Ardbegrd
Haggart, mis Jessie. 61 Ardbpgrd
Haig John, blacksmith, 8 Hillhouse rd
Haig Miss Mary. Seabank bu ldinps
Haig Thos 9 Mansefield pi
Haig Thos., 76 Montague st.
Hall Mrs i)r Andrew J, Westland d
Hall Wm. 3 King st
Halliday Geo , wood merchant, sawmill,
Union st; ho, Ardlerag, Academy t^r
Halliday Jhn, wood merchant, sawmill,
Union st ho, Aiddaroch. Academy rd
Halliday Mlcm., contractor. Oak villa,
Minister's brae
Hamilt >n Andw., grocer, 2 Bridgend
et : ho. Meadow view, Barone rd
Hamilton Dvd, 2 Burns- ide ave
Hamilton John, moulder, 37 Staffa pi
Hamilton Peter, 22 Argyle st
Hamilton Wm., inspector, 1 the Terrace
Hamilton Mrs, 15 Bridge st
Hance , 5 Bishop ter br
Hardie Jms., engineer, Clifton, High
Craigmore
Harding, Thos., 31 Staffa pi
Harper John, 5^ Agyle pi
Harper Rankin, labourer, 3 King st
Harris Robt. 3 King st
Harrower 'I hos. the Terrace, Ardbeg
Hart Miss Eliz, 26 Bridge st
Hart G, 50 Criehton rd
Hart Mrs Jms., Wyndham rd
Hart Mrs Mgt. Argyle ter
Harvey C E M'L, ol Castle st
Harvey T & G, spirit merchts, Bute
rnans'ons
Harvey Mrs Mary, grocer, 27 Mill st
Harvey Sam, 112 High st
Harvey Mrs Thos. H., farmer, Windy-
hall
Harvey Wm , barman, 8 Hillhouse rd
Hay Miss Margt, 15 Bishop st
Hay John. 18 Bridge st,
Pee.ton James, spirit merchant, 12 East
Princes st ; ho, 17 Battery house
Heaton Jms, Carnagh; Elysium
H eaten John, saddler, 77 Montague st
Heator. Wm. M., printer, 9 Victoria
Heo.ton W M, jun., resturateur, 22 East
Princes st
SHORTHAND
TYPEWRITING,
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32 Bridge Street, Rothesay.
HO U SEH OLDEKS— Kothesay.
Hector Geo , jeweller, 57 Ardbeg rd
Henderson Mrs Helen, J5Mountstuart
Henderson Mrs James, Bishop st
Henderson J as, 4 King st
Henderson Ms Mary, Bute mansions, I"]
Priii ces 8 t
Hende r son Miss, High Craigmoro
Henderson Miss, 4 Dean Hood pi
Henderson , retired postmaster Lily-
oak ter
Henderson Mrs, 12 Mountstuart rd
Hendry Miss Margt., Eden pi
Henry Archd., Palace buildings
Henry Mrs Cath., 72 Montague st
Henry Wnr., lab mrer, 28 Mill st
Henry, Miss Winifred, 3 Russell st
Hepburn, J Scrimgeour. writer, Eagles-
ham, Miuntpleasant r 1
Herd Wm H., 1 King st
Hicks Geo., chemist and druggist. 2 High
st and 1 Victoria st ; ho, Krithi',
Crichton rd
Higgie Geirge, printer, publisher, short-
hand writer & teacher, and insurance
agent, 22 Bridge st
Higgins Mrs, Kenmore, Pointhouse
Higgie Misses Helen and Margaret M'L.
20 Bridge st
Hill Miss Cath., 6a Glenrosa pi
Hill. Mrs Eleanor, Wyndham r d
Hill Miss Flora, 64 Mountstuart rd
Hill Geo., draper, 80 High st
Hill G G, M ps chemist and druggist,
15 CBstle st
Hill Jack, insurance agent, 3 Barone rd
Hill Kobt. H, 1 Kus<ell st
Hill Mis3 J, M'Nab's br
Hill Miss, 65 Ardbeg 1 d
Hilton N , seaman, 20 Bridgeend st
Hislop Robt., 7 Union st
Hislop Chas, bookbinder, 31 Meadow pi
Hodge Miss Margt. C, The Ten ace
Hogan, John, 1 Knssell st
Hogan Stephen, 8 Onlumshill st
Hogg, Mrs M K, milliner, 15 Argyle st
ho, 1 Mackinlay st
Hogarth John, seaman, 13 Bishop st
Hogarth , 7 Tower st
Holmes Miss Agnes C, Montford housst
Holmes John, joiner, 83 Montague
ho, 3 Brandaue t er, Barone rd
Horn Samuel, 28 B ishop st
Hosie Mrs Margt, 17 Bishop st
Hood John. Sophia cot., Ardbeg
Hood Kobt. H., tailor, Gowanfield pi
Hope, Mrs, 14 Gallowga'e
Houston, Mrs Isa. 20 Bishop st
Houston John, shoemaker, 12 Mill st ;
ho, 20 Bishop st
Houston Mrs Mrgt. M.,27 Mountstuart rd
Houston Robe, harbourmaster, Acad-
emy rd
Howard Mrs. 29 Columshill st
Howie Dr T Wilson, 11 Battery pi
Howie Miss Jnt., 2 Columshill pi
Hnwitt Jms.. Ardmory rd
Howitt Mrs Mary, Demerara. Ardbeg rd
Hughes, H S. 25 Ardbeg rd
Hughes Jms., 98 Montague st
Hi'ghes Stephen, Argyll mansions
Hume Jms., engineer, Ardmory rd
Hunter Archd., of M & G. lnnes, 101
Montague st : res, Bruan, Bishop ter
Hunter Miss A., 2 Orcadia
Hunter Mrs Annie Y., 43 Mountstuart rd
Hunter, Mrs Cath, 22 Columshill st
Hunter Christina, 6 Hil house rd
Hunter Miss Eliz., Adelaide pi
Hunter Mrs Isa , Minister's br
Hunter Jms., blacksmith, 24 Argyle st
Hunter John R , mason, 11 Castle st
Hunter John, jun, b'ksmith, 27 Colums-
hill st
Hunter Miss Mart., 12a Argyle pi
Hunter Misj Mart., 1 The Terrace
Hunter P.W. 34s Columshill st
Hunter Kobt A. tailor, Palace building*
Hunter Thos, 31 Barone rd
Hunter Wm., builder, Marionsl««
Minister's br
Hunter Wm, Bellfield, Barone rd
Hunter Mrs, 10j Ardbeg rd
Hutchison Mi-s, 20 Argyle st
HyndmanMrs And., 4 Minister's br
Hylidman Dan, slater, Bel' rue rd
Hvndman Jms , slater, Colbeck pi ; ho,
3a "Vict Tia st
Hyndman Peter, PC, 2 King st
Hyndman Robt. 10 the Terrace
st; ho. 24a Columshill st
Hyndman Mrs, 4 Bishop st
Inglis Jas, Gallowgate
Inglis Win, 2 Mansefield pi
Jnnes, M. & G., furniture dealers, 101
Montague st
Irvine, Daniel, 7 West Princes st
Irvine Jos<-ph, 87 High st
Irvine Mrs Sandi, 4 Bishop st
BUTE COUNTY DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENT.
HINKSMAN'S
Asthma Reliever <p wder),
Asthma Cigarettes,
AND
Asthma Smoking Mixture
ARE UNIQUE PREPARATIONS.
They ean always be relied upon
to Give Instant Relief.
To be had fro a all Chemists.
Tins, Is 6d each.
A Free Sample will very gladly be sent on application to
the Manufacturers,
HINKS MAN & FORREST, LTD.,
Manufacturing" Chemists,
HIGH STREET, CARLUKE.
HOUSEHOLDERS- Rothesay.
Irvine Miss nurse, Eastlands
Iversen Fred', 22 Watergate
Izett Misses, Barone rd
Jack, cape. Win.. Fauldmcre
Jack , Argyle ter
Jack , insurance agent, 12 Bridge st
Jackson, Charles villa, Skeocli wood
Jackson Mrs Flora, Tho nhill, Argyle st
Jackson Henry, 23 Koslin pi
JacksoD, Mrs, 5 Staffa pi
Jackson, Win H, banker, 43 Ardbeg rd
Jamieson, Koht. , 20 Bishop st
Jamieson Arch, 70 Ardbeg rd
Jamieson Mrs Jeannie, 24 Bishop st
Jamiescn v\ m, 48 Ladeside st
Jamieson J., Mansefieldpl
Japp David, 7 West Princes st
Jaivey, Mrs Geo., Post Office buildings,
Store In
Jeffrey, Alex, fisherman, Gowanbrae
Jefftey, Robert, 4 Hilihouse rd
Jeffrey Mrs, 8 Hilihouse rd
Jenkins, Wm., 46 Montague st
Johnston, Chs, 38 Staffa pi
Johnston Mrs Dan. ,restaurateur,82 Mon-
tague sc : ho, 84 do
Johnston. Mrs D, 34a Columshill st
Johnston, Mrs Georgina, 38 Bridge st
Johnson H, joiner, 3 Mill st
Johnston, J, 109 Montague st
Johnston, Jams, tailor, 26 Montague st;
ho. 11 C lumshill st
Johnston Jms, 9 Chapelhill rd
Johnston Jms, Y, tailor, 11 Columshill st
Johnston Wm., Delhi House, 19 Craig-
moi-e rd
Johnston Wm, 24 Mill st
Johnstone, Miss Agnes, 29 Barone rd
Johnstone, Mrs Hugh, Barone rd
Johnstone Jms, 10 the Terrace
Johnstone, D. tinsmith, 37 Staffa p
Jones, Mrs Mrgt, 18 Battery pi
Jones John, butcher, 79 High st ; ho,
Palmyra, Ardbeg rd
Jones Misses, Palmyra, Ardbeg rd
Jones Mrs, 38 Columshill st
K
Kane Mrs Harriet, Adelzide pi
Kay Misses, 52 Mountstuait rd
Kay, Mrs Jms., Barone cottage
Kean , 17 Battery pi
Keay, H K, County Registration officer,
1 Auchnacloich rd
Keith, Mrs Jms, 8 Montague st
Keith, John, storeman, 4 Mill st
Keith B, fishesman, 8 Mill st
Kell John, baker. 30 Ladeside
Kell Joseph, 20 Bishop st
Kell Wm, 74 High st
Kelly, Dan., carpenter, 36 Staffa pi
Kelly Thos., coachman, 5 Victoria st
Kemp W, 83 High st
Kemp Win, 1 Oroadia
Kendall Miss, Abbotsford, Barone rd
Kennedy A, 36 Columshill st
Kennedy, A., 87 High st
Kennedy Ach., ret. shipmr. , 22 Colmsl s
Kennedy And, 7 W Princes st
Kennedy Ang, cabman, 22 Columshill s
Kennedy David, Gowan field pi
Kennedy, Mrs Duncan, 5 Mansefield pi
Kennedy, Jms., shipmaster, 13 Marine pi
Kennedy, Mis My., 13 Marine pi
Kennedy, Mrs, 16 Castlehill st
Ker, Miss Agnes, 12 Marine pi
Kernahan H, 1 the Terrace, Ardbeg
Kerr, Bernard, 16 High st
Kerr B, 17 Bishop >t
Kerr, Mrs C, 1 and 2 Wimbleton
Kerr Daniel. Ivy cot, Bridge st
Kerr, Miss Grace, Spiingbank
Kerr Hu., coachman, 13 E Princes st
KirrHu., grocer, Abbotsford, Barone
Kerr, Mrs Hugh S, 1 Mountpleasart rd
Kerr Jms M. , Hilihouse rd
Kerr, Mrs Mgt., nurse 17 Bridge st
Kerr, Mrs, 26 Argyle st
Kerr Miss, Ha Gallowgate
Kerr Miss, 4 Hilihouse rd
Kershaw Miss, Ardmory rd
Killoch, Mrs Wm., Pointhouse crescent
Kilpattick John, 11 The Terrace
Kinchin, John T., heritor, 15 Craigmors
King Chas, 12 the Terrace
King Geo G, Bridge st
Kirk, Wm., 71| Aidbegrd
Kirkhope Ja, sculptor, Bute mansions,
E Princes st
BUTE COUNTY DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENT
Sums Paid,
Ovei £36,000,000
Accident Fire and Life
Assurance Corporation, Limited,
General Buildings, Perth, Scotland.
General Buildings, Aldwstcb, London.
Established 1SS5.
"EVERYTHING in Life has its
COMPENSATIONS."— Emerson.
Yes, but EVERY PERSON " in Life "
should have a Policy to provide the
"COMPENSATION"
GE NERAL
ACCIDENT, FIRE and LIFE
ASSURANCE CORPORATION, Ltd.
whose Policies cover every contingency.
Director alid General Manager, F. Nobie-Mii i.er., J P,.
HOUSEHOLDERS— Rothesay.
Kirkhope, Sirs Wm Townhead
Kirkland Ach., solicitor 60 Crichton id
Kirkland , Ked House, Craigmore
Kirk, Eev Robert, Bridgend U F manse,
Bishop ter
Kirkwood, Dvd., cartwiight, 111 Hi^li
st ho, 5 Union st
Kirkwood, Miss Jessie, 8 Montague s 4 .
Kirkwood, Thms., 21 Mountpleasant rd
Kirkwood , 13 Argyle pi
Knox, John, boatman, 8 E. Princes si
Knox, James, painter, 77 Montague st
Knox, Mrs, Fealte, Crichton rd
Kyle, J., Marine pi
L lidlaw, jr rs. dairykeeper, 1 1 Bishop st
Laird, Mrs Eliz., High Craigmore
Lsird Mrs Isa, 86 Ardbeg rd
Lamb A, 5 Argvle st
Lamb Al«x 3 Russell st
Lamont, Miss Chris., 37 K Princes Bt
Litnont, Daniel, gas inspector, 48 Aid-
beg rd
Lamont, Dan., jun., grocer, 2 Bellvu-,
Barone rd
Lamont D m , plumber, 3 Mansefield pi
Lamont, Mrs Isabella, 141 High st
Lamont, J., Windsor pi
Lamont, John, baker, 23£ Gallowgate ;
ho, 23 Gallowgate
Lamont John sen, McKinlay st
Lamont Norman, 58 K Princes st
Limont, Norm, jr, janitor, Chapelhill
Lang , Dunara, Ascog
Laughton, Mrs C, 7 Wyndham rd
Lauder Alex. H , Thornhill, Argyle pi
Louder, Miss Cath, 11 Aunhnacloich rd
Lauder Dn F, mechanic, 19 Montague s
Lauder, Hugh, jeweller, 8 Albert pi; ho.
1 Crichton >-d
Lauder Miss Jane, Bal'oehgoy
Lauder, Mr" Maria, S Stuart Hi
I auder, Robt., draper 7 Albert p 1
Lauder, Mrs Wm. , 1 Bollevutf rd
Law Alex 55 Barone rd
Lawrie, John, 2 Mansefield pi
1 -awrie, John M, Carlowrie, 3 Batteiy pi
Lawrie, Mrs T, ironmonger, 3 J. Water-
gate ; ho, Kir buildings
Lawson Davd, restaurateur, Victoria st
Lawson, Mrs Dvd., Ivy Bank, Bridge ai
I 95
Lawson Mrs, Thornbank, Ardbeg prom
Lawson, Jms. Burnet. M D., Crichton rd
Lawson Jms, 14 Battery pi
La\rson, Wm J, 59 Mountstuari rd
Leadbeater Mrs Cath, 36 Bridge st
Leckie, Mrs Jms, 9 Bishop st
Leckie, Wm. M., slater, 31 Bridge st
Lees Robt., tobacconist, 51 High st
Leggat, Mrs, 30 Battery pi
L e John, postmaster, Voville Montford
Leigh John, K N, Deanhood pi
Leigh ton, Wm., clerk, 52 Ardhsg rd
I ieitch, Alex, 22 Russell st
Leitch Dune, carpenter, Wyndham rd
Leitch, Geo, 17a. Bishop st
Leitch, Mrs Hy, restaurateur,* Argyle st
ho, Academy rd
Leitch, Jms., carter, 82 High at
Leitch John, 21 Russell st
Leitch Prof , the Gables, Crichton rd
Lennox, Mrs A F., 22 Gallowgate
Lennox W, Concord villa, Cjlumshiilat
Lennox, Wma, Concord vl,Columshill st
1 iddle Ann, -i Castle fit
Lightbody J, baker, 3 Bishop ter
Lindsay, Mrs Agnes, 4 W Castl st
Lindsiy Mrs. 11 Mountpleasant rd
Linsely John, organist 13 Barone rd
Lister, Mrs Alex., Clutha vil, Barone rd
Lister And., Auchnacloich rd
Little, Mrs Kobt, 27 Argyle st
Lrde Mrs Jms, Ardbeg
Livingstone, miss Jane, Arthurlie
Mountpleasant rd
Livingstone, Ptr, p. constable, Colbeck p
Livingstone, Rich., saddler. 14 Castlehill
st; ho, 47-High st
Livingstone Robt, 103 High st
Logie , 46 Wyndham rd
i.ochhead Robert, Craigmore rd
Lockhart, Mrs Margt.,2 King st
Lockhart, John, 87 Ardbeg rd
Lockhart, Mrs W. , Columsbill st
L icknart Mrs, Arddarroch, Academy rd
1 ogan Hu., insurance agent, 18 Ardbeg r
Longmuir J. 5 Argyle
Lornie Mrs, 5 Mountpleasant rd
Love, Jms. D. K., niotorman, Gowanlea,
Columshill st
Lowe Miss Jane, 41 Argyle ter
Lowrie Wm, 3 Mill st
Lowther Thos T., I7 a Battery house
Lugton, Wm., seaman, 2 Mnistei's br
HOUSE HOLDERS— Rothesay.
'
Lumsdcn Thos, chaufeur, 3 Union st
Lusk, Miss Cth., 27 Bridgend st
Lyle, John, Lome Hotel, Guildford sq
Lyle, Robt., buildar, Townhead
Lyle, Miss, Townhead
Lyle, Mrs Martha, Auchnacloich rd
Lyle, Misses, George Temperance Hotel
Argyle st
Lyle Miss Nellie, 16 Castle st
Lyle, Win., chemist and druggist, 13 E.
Princes st ; ho, The Nook, Auchna-
cloich rd
Lyon, Miss Eliz, 48 Mountstuart rd
Lyons John, 7 Columshill pi
Lyons, Miss Louisa, 5^ Gallowgate
M
Ma-'r, Mrs M, 67 Barone d
Mair, Wm, 94 High st
Maitland Andw., tailor, 5 Bishop ter
Matland Mrs Oath., 12 Crossbill villas,
Gebelands
Maitland Mrs Dan., 129 High st
Maitland Misses Eliz and Jean, 5 Bishop
ter
Maitland Geo., srasfjtter, 1 Ladeside
Maitland, Jms, 119 High st
Maitland John, porter, 11 Mill st
Maitland Joseph, grocer, 62 Montague
st; bo, Crossbill villas
Maitland Win, 10 King st
Malcolm Itbt., cabman, 22 Watergate
Maltman Mrs Arch., 24 Mill st
Maltman Mrs Thos , 60 High st
Maltman Ths. M, steward, 30 Bishop st
Mann, Win, Balmnryroad, Ascog
Manners , Hillside. High Craigmore
Marsh Chs , painter, 20 Russell st
Marshall Prof. Dvd. H., 21 Ardbeg rd
Marshall John N., M.D., 7 Battery pi
Marshal Rbt,. 42 Bishop st
Martin Alex, motor-hirer, 12 Argyle st
Maitin Miss Jessie, 67 Mountstuart rd
Martin John, motor-hirer, Academy rd
Maitin J, 10 Columshill pi
Martin, Jms., Palace buildings
Martin Thos. J., MA, Auchenros, Craig-
more
Martin Thos, plasterer, 86 Ardbeg rd
Martin , joiner, Ha\elock ter
Martin, 2 Montford ter
Mason Miss, Braemar
L., Bank of Scotland.
; res, Lonsdale. Uppei
Masterton J
Guildf j-d s
Craigmore
Mason Dvd,, retired, 30 Mountpleasant
Mathers Walter, bouse furnisher, 3
Gallowgate and 3 Rridge st : ho. 2 do
Mathers, , Maaseheld r>l
Mathioson John, 11 Bridgend so
Matthew Edward, ma, Wvndbam rd
Maxwell Alex M'L, Bishop ter hr
Maxwell Mrs llobina. 8 Montagus si
Maxwell Samuel. 17 Gallowgate
Maxwell Win., J p, heritor, Ardm..r? >d
Maxwell Miss Alderwood, 2 Craigmore
May Mrs, 26 Castle st
Meikle Arch Invergyle, 4 Maokinlay st
Meikle Miss Helen 17 Bridge st
Mtldrum Wm., chemise and dr.i !ggi?t, 43
Victoria st; ho, Thistlebauk, Argyle tr
Melvin Mrs, 12 the Terrace
Menzies Mrs Eliz., Wyndham pk
Metrustry Rev L S, Marine pi
Middleton , 133 High st
Middleton Mrs, 17 Bishop st
Millar Mrs Andw. M.. grocer, i Argfie st
ho, Argyll mansions
Millar Mrs EMz., 12 The Terrace
Millar Wm, 83 Montague st
Millar Wm C, farmer, Litt'eBnrone
Millar Mrs, Glenhead, Ball.iehgoy
Miller And, 4 Mans -ft eld pi
Miller Mrs Ann, 25 Staff a pi
Miller Mrs Cth., 21 C dumshill st
Miller, Onpt. George, 12 Mountstuart rd
Miller, Hannah, 4 Battery pi
Miller Mrs Isa.. 36 E Princes st
Miller Jms., slater, Craigagoil
Miller Jms., slater, of J Miller & Sons,
Columshill st; ho, Argyle ter
Miller, Jms H., 17 Battery pi
Miller John, 22 Watergat'o
Miller Mrs Mary, 3 The Terrace
Miller Miss Margfc., 13 Mountstuart rd
Miller Neil, 9 Mansfield pi
Miller Peter, ater, Ambrisbeg
Miller Kobt & Co, drapers, 48 Montague
st ; ho, Alma ter
Miller Wm., chimy. sweeper, 13 Stuart
Miller Miss, 33 Ardbegr rd
Miller Miss, Barone villa
Miller Miss, 8 Elysium
Millhouse Mrs L, Hilhouse
Milligan Miss Kliz., 34 Argyle st
Milligan Mrs, Eastlands
Mills, John S., 27 High st
Milne, J.Jin, 84 Montague st
Milne Js, Havelock ter
Milne Misses, 44 Crichton rd
HOUSEHOLDERS— Rothesay.
Mincher Joseph, ironworker, 1C Terrace
Mitchell Mrs Andw., 20 Crichton rd
Mitchell Miss Cecilia W, 31 Crichton rd
Mitchell Geo, chemist, Towerhill
Mitchell Win., 2 Dean Hood pi
Mitchell, Miss, Edgermont, 9 Brighton tr
Moffat Mrs Helen, 19 Store In
Moffat Mrs Helen, Ardmory rd
Moffat Michael. 103 High st
Moir Mrs E B, Glenfaulds,
Monaghan Thos., postman, 26 Ardheg r
Money Miss 10 Mansefield pi
Montgomerie, And, 11 Mountpleasnt rd
Montgomerie Arch., auctioneer, Albeit
pi; ho, Amisfield, Barone rd
Montgomerie Miss A. B., 49 Barone rd
Montgomerie Miss Ellen, 17 Gallowgate
Montgomerie, Frank, Barone rd
Moodie Miss Cath., Mountstuart rd
Moodie. R K, 171 High st
Moodie Rbt, veterinary surgeon, Water-
gate; ho, 171 Highst
Moodie Wm, 19 Mountstutart rd
Moore Mrs Ann, 13 Gallowgate
Moore J, 16 Hillhouse rd
Moore Miss Marjory, Wyndham pk
Moore Mrs W., Broomhill, Montford
Moore Mrs, 16 Castlehill st
Morgan Mi s Dvd. , 19 Ardbeg rd
Morison Mrs Christina, 32 Marine pi
Morris, Mrs Helen, 16 Hillhouse rd
Morris James, baker, 35 Barone rd
Morris John, Ian villa, Academy ter
Morris, Mrs Mary, 71 Victoria st
Morn's , 27 Marine pi
Morrison Alex , 17 E Princes st
Morrison Alex., Battery pi
Morrison Archd., hairdresser, 92 Mon-
tague st ; ho, 3 King st
Morrison Ach., plumber, Stewart villa,
Barone rd
Morrison Bros., plumbery Watergate
Morrison Donald, 3 King st
Morrison Miss Isa, 14 Barone rd
Morrison Jmr, plumber, 33 E Princes st
Morrison Miss. 5 Argyle st
Morrison Mrs J, Hazlecliff, bSs. Ardbeg
Morrison John, upholsteJer., 14 Tower st
Morrison John, 6 Watergate
Morrison Mrs M C, Ellciisdale, Upper
Craigraore
Morrison Rcbt., joiner, Chapeihill
Morrison Thos., joiner, k, 18 Mill st ;
ho, Mount-pleasant rd
Morrison Wm. , 98 Montague st
Morton John H., drapei s 2y Barone rd
Motley Mrs, 5 Mountstuart rd
a 97
Mowat, Peter M., tailor and clothier, 7
Bishopst; ho, Hillfoot buildings
Muir, Annie, 9 Bishop st
Muir Mrs Chris., Ahhotsford, Barone rd
Muir Chs , baker, 17 High st, l7 Argyle
st; ho, Ardnauiara. Academy id
Muir C S, baker, 15 High st
Muir Colin, 9 Mansefield pi
Muir Colin K, postman, 11 Mansefield p
Muir David, 8 Gallowgate
Muir ]>, 3 Gallowgate
Muir Hu., bus driver, Staffa pi
Muir Jm-, 72 Battery pi
Muir Miss Janet, 5 Argy'e pi
Muir J, 7 Mansefied pi
Muir, Mrs Mary, 17 Gallowgate
Muir, Mis Matilda, Thornhill, Argyle pi
Muir R, 10 Mansfefield pi
Muir Mrs. 8 East Princes st
Muirhead Thos. , Silverknowe, 57 Crich-
ton rd
Munto Arch, Cruden cot, Bishop ter
Munro John G., shopman, 52 Ardbeg rd
MuQsie Mrs Fliz, 113 High st
Muir Wm. C, draper, 19 Montague st ;
ho, Abbotsford. Barone rd
Murdoch Ang., shomkr., 24 Watergate ;
he, 9 Castle st
Murdoch John, plumber, 7 Mansefield
Pi
Murdoch R, 85 Barone rd
Mure Robt. M, 7 Wyndham rd
Murray Miss Ann, 60 High st
Murray And., joiner, 17^ Marine pi
Murray, Mrs Cecilia, 13 Argyle pi
Murray Mrs Cath, 87 High st
Murray Mrs Eliz , 11 Mansefield pi
Murray John, heritor, Eastlands rd
Murray Mrs Mary, 17 Marine p
Murray Thos., joiner, Bellevue rd
Murray Wm, 9 Bishop st
Murray Wm., joiner, 36 Columshill st
Murray Mrs, Mountpleasant
Mutch, Jh W, postman, 66 Montague st
Mylne Miss Mrgr. M., 73 Ardbeg rd
Mae
McAleese J. F, Auchnacloich rd
McAleese Misses, 5 Bridge st
McAlpine Duncan, 2 Chapeihill rd
McAlpine Ths., labourer, 103 High at
McAlpine , 25 Columshili st
McArravy Jas, Healtheries, Canada hill
McArravy Mrs, Marlborough, Battery pi
McAra Miss Chris, 25 Crichton rd
McAra, , Dunara, 5 Biigton ter
HOUSEHOLDERS— ttothessy.
McAnavy, P, J9Rus>ellst
Mc Arthur Miss Chis., Firwood
Mc Arthur D. 4 Minister's br
MaArthur Mrs Dan., 1 Columshill pi
Mc Arthur Don., gardener, 18 Ladet-ide
Mc Arthur Ed., postman, 94 High st
Mc Arthur Js, mus. techr., Columshill st
McArthur Jms, 2 Ladeside
McArthur Miss Mary, 2 Craigmore rd
McArthur Peter A, draper, 10 Albeit pi
ho, Alma ter
McArthur Robt; 4 Mountpleaaant rd
McArthur Robt, ll Columshill st
McArthur Wm., slater 10 Columshill s-t
McAulay Mrs Mary, 1 Columshill pi
McAulay Mrs Mary, 26 Mountstuart rd
McAuslan Wm. A., inland revenue ofcr.,
Skeoch villa, Argyle ter
McBarnet Mrs, 19 Argyle st
MeBirnie Ths. , Woodview, Glebelands
McBride AS, J p, Carmondthu, East-
lands
McBride Mrs Mary Jane, Hi. Craigmore
McBride Rbt., blacksmith, John st ; ho,
Summerlee, Hi. Craigmore
Mc M all Malcolm, Brandane ter
McCallum Adm, 2 Bishop ter
McCallum Ms Ann, 2g Battery
McCallum Mrs Ann,Holyrood, Barone rd
McCallum Miss Cath., 58Criehton rd
McCallum, Mrs Colin. 4 Mountplesant rd
McCallum Adam, 23 Roslin pi
McCallum Misses, 8 Battery pi
McCallum Donald of John' McCallum k
Son, joiners, 50 High st; ho, Barone rd
McCallum Duncan, Ardbeg
McCallum John, banker, Savings bank,
7 Caste st; ho, Elderslie, Serpentine
McCallum Mrs Mary. 74 Ardbeg
McCallum Mrs Neil, grocer 96 Montague
st
McCallum Neil, 16 Hillhouse rd
McCallum Thos., b'acksmith, 9 Mill st
McCallum Wm., 3 King st
McCallum Mrs 4 Columshill pi
McCarthy Miss Alice, ladies' furnisher,
21 & 59 Montague st; ho, Elmbank,
Hillhouse rd
McClure A ex, Gowanfieldpl
McClureMiss Jeesie., 18 Battery pi
McColl, A S, grocer. 9 Gallowgate
McColl Mrs Hugh, 37 E. Princes st
McColl Mrs Jms., 33 E. Princes st
McColl John, 26 Columshill st
McColl, Malcolm, purser, Barone rd
McColl Peter, jun., Meadow pi
McComish , 7 W Princes st
McConnechy Miss Mrt, nurse, 21 Roslinp
McConnell Miss Chris., ladies' outfitter,
21 & 59 Montague st ; ho, Elmbank
Connell John, 9 Chapelhi'l rd
McCord Mrs John, Craigielea, Ardbeg
McGord Bobt., mason, 45 Montague st
McCormick , 41 Watergate
McOra Miss, Craigmore
McCrae Miss Jane, 21 Argyle st
Mc' ree Miss, Montford cot
Mc< 'ready. Mrs , 83 Montague st
McCreath Mrs, 6 Hillhouse rd
McCrindle Robt, 29 Ardbeg rd
McCristal John, Minister's Brae
Macrone Jms., draper, Townhead
Macrone Miss Jeannie, Barone rd
McCrone John, tailor, Bishop ter br
McCrone Miss, teacher, 47 High st
McOruden, Peter, 8 Mansefield pi
McCulloch 46 Ardbeg rd
McCulloch Jms, flesher, Bellevue, Bat-
tery pi
McCulloch John, 21 Battery pi
McCurdy R, 19 Auchnacloich rd
McDade Mrs Aynes, 20 Marine pi
McDermott Sam., 103 High st
McDonald Hu , 52 High st
McDonald J., 8 Mill st
McDonald Jms, 3 Russell st
McDonald Jas, confectioner, 20 Bishop
McDonald John, gardener Ardeneraig
McDonald John, stoker, High st
McDonald John, teacher, 4 Battery pi
McDonald John, writer, Ascog
McDonald Miss Margt, High Craigmore
McDonald, Murd, 38 Bishop st
McDonald. Peter, 41 Victoria st
McDonald Mrs, 31 Columshill st
McDonald Miss, J 7a Battery pi
McDonald , E Princes st
McDonald Mrs, 18 Gallowgate
McDougall Alex, West w nod, Argyle tr
M'Dougall Mrs Ann, 2 Chapelhil! rd
McDougall Dan., carrier. 22 Watergate
McDougall Dn., shipmaster, 21 Argyle
P 1
McDougall Miss Janet, Park pi
McDougall John, teacher, Montford
McDougall Miss J Kainy, 24 Argyle st
McDougall, J, 71 Victoria st
McDougall Misses, Montforl house
McDougall Mav, Palace buildings
McDougall Robt, Wyndham ParK
HOUSEHOLDERS - Rothesay.
McDougallTs ex -po-overseer, Crossbill
villas, Glebelands
McDougall Miss, Fearnoch, High Craig-
n lore
McDnugall Mrs, 35 Wyndham rd
McDowell, Miss Janet, 87 Ardbeg rd
McDowell Mrs, Gallowgate
McUuffJas, 9 Bishop st
McElhaw , Park place, Bridge st
McKwan M s Annie, 98 Montague st
McEwan Miss Oath., Ardbeg
McKwan Colin, 5 the Terrace
McEwan Dun., 12 Argyle pi
McEwan John, plumber 16 Bridge st
McEwan Major, Birch wood, Glebe lands
McFadyen John, gardener, iO Ten ace
McFadyen M, 15a Marine \>\
McFarlane Mrs Annie, 26 Argyle st
McFarlane Mrs Arch, 4 Colbeck pi
McFarlane Miss Cth., Ardmory rd
McFarlane Miss E A D, 31 Battery pi
McFarlane G. , boat-hirer Academy rd
McFarlane Miss Margt,» 'sbirne pi
McFarlane Miss Mary, 10^ Ardbeg rd
McFarlane Robt., inspector of postmen,
8 Argyle st
McFarlane Sam., 11 Bridge st
McFarlane Stwt., blacksmith, 99 Ardbeg
McFarlane rir Wm., Eastlands rd
McFarlane , Bellavue, Battery pi
McFarlane , cottage, Wimbleton
McFeat John, 31 E. Princes st
McFie Arch, burgh worker, Eden pi
McFie Don., tailor, 36 Bishop st
McFie Jms., florist, 34 E Princes st
McFie Misses Janet & Sarah, Thornhill
Argyle pi
McFie Capt John, Ardbeg rd
McFie John, carter, 19 Castle st
McFie John, painter, Barone rd
McFie Kobt, house painter, 65 High st ;
ho, Inkerman ter
McFie Rbt., Mountpleasant rd
McFie Mrs Sarah, Palace buildings, 24
E. F.rinces st
McFie Wm, carter, 16 Mill st
McFie Wm, joiner, 47 Ardbeg rd
McFie Wm., joiner, Croft lodge
McFie Mrs, 4 Mountpleasant rd
McGallaglay Cornelius, pawnbroker,
Bellevue id
McGarrity, Wm., 22 East Princes st
McGaw Alex., joiner, Mountpleasant rd
McGeachy Misses, 43 Barone rd
McGilivary Arch, farmer, Eaotlands
McGilivary Mrs Chris., 2 Maiisefield pi
McGilvavy Duncan, 64 High st
McGilivary Hector, 16 Hillhouse rd
McGilvary John, compositor, Hazletcn,
Barone rd
MGilp, Daniel, carrier, 3 Tower at ; hx ,
Bishop ter
McGilp Dan juu, 5 Bisnop t»r br
McGinues, Stewart villa, Barous _ - d
McGlashan mis, Peter, 6 HiOiouse id
McGlashan , Go ivantieid pi
McGough John, Havelook ber
McGowan Hugh, Watergate
McGovern John, 125 High at
McGowan Mrs Mary, 22 Watergate
McGowan, Mrs Kbt., 37 Bridge a'i
McGrandles Jms., 106 High st
McGregor Alex, 7 Mill st
McGregor Hectr, ficsher, i4 Bridgend si
McGugan Mrs Dan., 59 Ardbeg rd
McGugan Jas, 1 Bridgend st
MaGuire John, fisherman, 19 High st
McGuire Thos., blacksmith, 19 Castle st
McGuire Jms, 19 Castle st
McGuire Mrs, broker, 31 Mill st
McGurk Mrs 11, Albert pi
Mcllroy Jms., stoker, 76 Montague st
Mcllroy Wm, mason, 19 Store In
Mcllroy Mrs, 5 Bishop terrace brae
Mcilvary , Auchnacloich rd
Mclnnes Mrs Eliz., Wyndham rd
Mcintosh B, 28 Montague st
Mcintosh Mrs Angus, 27 High st
Mcintosh, Donald, 27 Argyle tt
Mcintosh .Don., engineer, Pointhousecr
Mcintosh Mrs Isa., Gxenford, Barone rd
Mcintosh Jms, joiner, 40 Bishop st
Mcintosh Mrs Magt., 177 High st
Mcintosh, Mrs Rachel, 6 Watergate
Mc Tntosh Mrs Stuart, 22 Craigmore rd
Mcintosh Mrs 4 Mansefield pi
Mcintosh Miss, 2 Orcadia
Mclntyre Alex., 14 Staffa pi
Maclntyre Mrs Alstr, Bellevue,Marine pi
Mclntyre Chas., 98 Montaguest
Mclntyre David, 22 Watergate
Mclntyre Jms., flesher, 81 Montague st
Mclntyre John, 2 the Terrace, Ardbeg
Mclntyre John, Pointhouse crescent
Mclntyre Mrs Jn., Marine pi
Mclntyre Mrs Mai., 23 Barone rd
Mclntyre Mrs Marge, 41 Victoria st
Mclntyre Mrs, Undercliffe
Mclver Jms., boat hirer, 15 Argyle pi
Mclver Neil, quarrier, Broad croft
McKay Arch., 45 AVatergate
HOUSEHOLDERS— Rothesay.
McKay Mrs A. 12 Bridge Su
McKay Charles, tailor, 39 Victoria st ;
ho, 42 Mountpleasant rd
McKay Chas jun, insurance agent, 30
Castle st
McKay Mrs John, farmer, Barone park
McKay, Kenneth, Academy rd
McKay Miss Magt., 9 Kir Buildings
McKay Neil, 21 Columshill st
McKay Mis Wm., Glebe lands
McKay Wm, 12 Bridge st
McKay Wm, 3 Logie pi
McKay Wm , steward, 9 High st
McKay Wm.. Minister's br
McKay Mrs, 22 Staff a pi
McKechnie Mrs Magt. , 4 Hillhouse rd
McKechnie Mrs John, Gowanneld pi
McKechnie, Mrs Margt, 17 Bishop st
McKellar Miss 40 Mountpleasrnt rd
McKellai Mrs Agnes, 26 Argyle st
McKellai Chas., plasterer, 55 Ardbegrd
McKinlay Miss M, 32 Battery pi
Mclean Dan., flesher, 38 Columshill st,
McKinlay Misses Margt. and Marianne,
Ferguson pi
McKinnon Chs., boilermaker, 10 Marine
pl
McKinnon Mrs Ellen, Havelock ter
McKinnon Geo, insur agent, Westwoed
Mackinnon James, accounta- 1. 11 Albert
pl ; ho, Royal ter
McKinnon, Mrs Janet, 17 Bishop st
McKinnon Mrs John, grocer, 6 Montague
st ; ho, Barone rd
McKinnon, Mrs Mary, Academy rd
McKinnon Sarah, 3 1 ogie pl
McKinnon Mrs, Lily oak ter
McKinnon Mrs, Meadow ( ottage
McKinnon Mrs, 33 Victoria st
McKirdy Mrs Georgina, Fer^usson pl
McKirdy Mrs Hugh. Mackinlay st,
McKirdy Jms., 18 Ltussell st
McKellar Duncan, shipping agent and Mackirdy Taggart, coal merchant, 34
contractor. Victoria villa, Barone rd Bishop st
McKellar Hector, shipping agent and McLachlan Mrs Agnes, 12 Argyle st
contractor, Springbank, Chapelhill rd McLachlan Alex. T., 42 Bishop st
McKellar Hugh, draper, 70 Ardbeg rd McLachlan Arch., 26 Cclumshill st
McKellai John., 38 Bishop st
McKellar Mrs Margt., 43 Ardbeg rd
McKellar Mrs Margt., 90 Montague st
McKellar Mrs Peter, Burnbank ter
McKellar Robt, 13 Columshill sb
McKellar Robt., 33 Crichton rd
Mcivelvie Wm., labourer, 2 John st
McKer.drick Walter, sheriff officer, 29
Watergate ; ho, 15 Castle st
McKendrick Wm, trav'r., 27 Ardbeg rd
McKendry Ach, 7 Union st
McKendry Jms, 19 Russell st
McKenzie Don 1 Union st
McKenzie Mrs Eliz., 26 Ardbeg rd
MeKenzie, J, Auchnacloich id
McKenzie, John, 22 Columshill st
McKenzie Mrs May, 4 Columshill pl
McKenzie Murdoch, publisher, Fxpr&ss,
11 Mon'ague st ; ho., Crichton rd
McKenzie R., 16 Windsor pl
McKenzie Thomas, 23 Bridgend st
McKenzie Miss, Mountstuart rd
McKenzie, Mrs, Carlton, Battery pl
McLachlan Dan., 5 Bridge st
McLachlan Dug., labourer 3 Stuart st
McLachlan Due, 2 Mountstuart rd
Maclarhlan John, hatter, 67 Montague
st ; ho, Auchnacloich rd
McLachlan Mrs Muy, 41 Victoria st
McLachlan Robt., 6 Columshill st
McLachlan Robt., 18 Columshill st
McLachlan Walter, W 7 Princes st
McLachlan Wm. labourer, 19 Russell st
McLachlan Miss, Burnbank ter, Ardbeg
McLachlan , Adelaide pl, Mount-
stuart rd
Maclagan Thomas, writer, 28 Castle st
ho, 13 Mountpleasant rd
McLaren Miss Annie, 29 Argyle ter
McLaren Jms, nurseryman, Serpentine
rd
McLaren John, nurseryman, Braeside
McLaren Wm., 17 Russell st
McLauchlan, John, flesher, 41 Watergte
McLay John, coalmastr, 32 Mountstuart
rd
McKenzie Miss
Stewart hospital, High st
Mackie Janet, 18 Battery pl
Mackie, Thomas, Mountpleasant
McKillop Mrs Ann, 27 E. Princes st
McKillop, Miss, 16 Castle st
McKinlay A. M, architect, 6 Castle st
ho, Inkerman ter, Ballocngoy
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matron, Robertson McLay Robt, salesman, Bridgend st
McLay, Miss, Fealte, Crichton rd
McLea, Miss Jane, dressmaker, 39 Ar-
gyle st
McLean Angus, 103 High st
McLea Mrs Maria, Havelock ter
McLean Andw., saddler, 7 W. Princes st
McLean Chs., grocer, 30 Mill st ; ho, 14
Columshill st
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HOUSEHOLDERS— Rothesay.
McLean, Don., Toward view, Ardbeg rd
McLean, Donld, brgh wrker, 66 High st
McLean Mrs Don., 16 Ladeside
McLean Ed, 17 Gallowgate
McLean Jms, Toward view, Ardbeg rd
McLsan John, 3 Mansefield pi
McLean Jm*., inspectoi of slaughter
house, 14 Ladeside
McLean Neil, 34 Mill st
McLean Mrs Jean, 24 Bridge st
McLean Mrs Jes ie, 2 Chapelhill rd
McLean John, 10 Cohunshill st
McLean John, 87 High st
McLean Milcro, carter, E. Princes st
McLean Male, shopman, 29 Columshill st
McLean Mrs Mary, 19 Castle st
Mo Lean Neil, KSden pi
McLean Neil 34 Mill st
McLean Peter, clerk, "3 Mackinlay st
McLean Simon, 29 Columshill st
McLean Ths , blacksmith, 9 Battery pi
McLean M s Wm., 7 Columshill pi
McLean Wm, 15 High st
McLean Mrs, 46 Montague st
McLellan Mre Ann, 17 Bridge st
McLellan Dvd., 27 Columshill st
McLellan Mrs Don. 90 Montague st
McLellan John, cabman, 84 Montague st
McLellan Male, postman, 27 Argyle st
McLellan Mi33 Mary, 27 Aivyle st
McLellan Wm., cabman. 84 Montague st
McLellan Mr--, Achnacloicb rd
McLelland Mrs Ellen, 11 Bridge st
McLeod, Mrs Donald, 6 Battery pi
McLeod Mrs John, 1 Union st
McLeod Miss Mry, Adelaide pi
McLeod Mrs, Argyle ter
McLeod Miss, 3 Craigmore rd
McLintock Geo. M., architect, 5 High
st ; ho, 17 Wyndhamrri
McLuckie Miss, 10 Wyndham rd
McMenamy D, 16 Windsor pi
McMillan Arch., barber, 7 High st ; ho,
15 Bridge st
McMillan Mrs Arch., 2 Bishop ter br
McMillan Mrs Cth., 4 VV\ Princes st
McMillan Mrs Chri-°., 9 k 10 Argyle pi
Maimillaa Eben R, J p, master marine-
Clarem >nt, Ar^ylp ter ; business ad
dress, 18 Argyle st ; 'phone, 92.
Mc Millan James, man tger, McKirdy &
McMillan, carriage - hirers, Albert
mansion, 1 East Princes st
McMillai Mrs Jane, 38 High st
McMillan Jms S, Woodlea, High Craig-
more
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McMillan Jhn, dairyman, 20 W Princes s
McMillan John, farmer, K^iockanve ;ch
McMillan Mary, 12 The Terrace
McMillan Thos. quarrier, 16 Store In
McMillan Wm., grain mercht, John st
ho, Barone rd
McMillan Wm. carter, Mansetield pi
McMillan Mrs Wm., 12 The Ten-ace
McMillan Mrs, 30 Castle st
McMurchie John, 86 High st
McMurray Miss Su>an 36 Mountstuart r
McMurray Thos., 4 Elysium
Mc Murray , 7 Gallowgate
McNab Alx., joiner, fee., 24 Watergate
ho, Holyrood, Barone rd
McNab Alex M, PO, Auchnacloich rd
McNab, Colin 4 Bishop ter br
McNab Chas, 96 High st
McNab, Ed H, clerk, 84 Montague st
McNab Hamltn. , grocer, 84 Hi*h st
McNab, Henry, joiner, Glenhead
McNab Jms , joiner, 25 Montague st
McNab, Jas Orr, Clyde vw, Eastlands
McNab John, tinsmith, W. Princes 3t
ho, Inkeirnan ter
McNab Misses Mart. S k Mry. A, 16
Craigmore rd
McNab John W. , tinsmith. Ardmory rd
McNab Russell, postman, 30 Bishop st
Macnair, Mrs D, Albany rd
McNally Miss, nurse,. 38 Columshill st
McNaught, Mrs Buph., McNab's br
McNaughton Hu. blacksmith, 145 Hi. st
McNeil Ann, 31 Mountstvart rd
McNeill Mrs Annie, Windsor pi
McNeil Don, 46 Montague st
McNeil James. 19 Castle st
McNeill Miss Jane, 24 Argyle st
McNeill John, car driver, 1 The Terrace
McNeill Mrs Josephine, E Princes st
McNeill Robt, Orcadia
McNeill Thos , cabman, 7 Bishop st
McNril Thos. H.. 28 Argyle st
McNeill Miss, Clifton Boarding house,
Ai'gyle ter
McNeill Miss. Hillside
McNeil Mrs, 46 Montague st
McNeil Miss 30 Moumstuart rd
McNicol Miss Agnes, 4 E Princes st
McNicol Arch, seunm <iowanfield pi
McNicol Duncan, 5 the Ter ace
McNicol Finlay, 16 King st
McNicol Jms., baker, 87 Montague st;
ho, Auchnacloich rd
M'Nicol Miss Jessie, 8 Montague st
McNicol Neil, baker, 81 Hieh st
McNicol Peter, 1 Columshill pi
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HOUSEHOLDERS— Rothesay.
McNicol Miss M. , 17a Battery p
McNicol Miss, tobacconist, Bishop st
McNicol Sir*, 24 Castle st
McNiven Alex., 70 Ardbeg rd
McNiven Alex., factor, 36 Bishop st
McPhail Jiiss Agnes, 6 Watergate
McPbail Dugd., seaman, Ardbeg
McPhail Don., West wood
McPbail Dug, 3 Bishop ter br
McPhail John, 47 Argyle st
McPhail Neil, Columsbill st
McPhee Mrs Hu., 2 Argyle st
McPbee Male, farmer, Lochly
McPbee Ptr, coachman, E Princes st
McPberson , 29 W Princes st
McPberson Miss F., ladies' furnisher, 4^
Gallowgate
McPberson Mrs Hu., 3 Logie pi
McPherson, John, 98 Montague st
McPherson Jhn, labourer, Monatgu
McPLie 19 Russell st
McQuistan John & Co,, plasterer, s John
st ; ho, 58 Montague st
McRa Misses Jessie and Mary, 6 Craig-
more rd
McRitchie , spit-mercht, 20 Gallow-
gate ; ho, Union st
McSally Miss Alice, Montgomery house
Craigmore
McSplly Miss Agnes We', lpark bouse
McSeveny, Isaac, 37 Bridge st
McStay J., shoemaker, 13 BridgeDtl st
McStay Peter, 95 High st
McTavish Edward, Firwood
McVake Robert, 19 Russell st
McVicar Jessie, 16 Battery pi
McVicar Miss, 24 West Princes st
McViiar, Mrs, 18 Battel y pi
McWilliams Mrs, 66 High st
N
Napier John. S Hillhoase rd
Napier Thob., plumber, and ironmonger
68 Montague st ; ho., Ivy cot, West-
land rd
Napier Wm., restaurateur, 111 Mon-
tague si
Nanier Wm. gas worker, 83 High st
Napier Wm, 90 Montague st
Neill Mrs Eliz, 2 Mansfield pi
Neill Mrs Jessie D, Orcaaia
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Neill Tbos , 7 W. Princes st
Neilson Miss Ann, 5] Mountstuart rd
Neilson Jnis, 71 Victoria st
Nelson, Miss Janet, 23 Castle st
Neilson Miss Janet, 73 Ardbeg rd
Neilson Miss Margt., 20 Ardbeg rd
Neilson, Mrs Maigt., 4 W Castle st
Neilson Mis Mary, 87 Ardbeg rd
Neilson Thomas, house factor, .Ardbeg
Neilson Mrs, 44 Argyle st
Nelson John, 72 Ardbeg rd
Nelson M G, accountant, Ardbeg rd
Niblock Thos, 2 Mansheld \ 1
Nicol Donald, 109 Montague st
Nichol Mrs Helen, 41 Ardbeg
Nieho'son John, commission agent,
Ardbeg rd
Nicholson Mrs Margeret McLea, dress-
maker, 20 Bridge st
Nicholson Neil, seaman, 37 E. Princes st
Mcholson h'obt,, postman, 20 Bridge st
Nisbet John, cabman, 6 Bridge st
Nisbet Miss, Mayflower, Barone rd
Nisbet , 38 E Princes st
Noble James, shop manager, 4 Montford
ter
Noble, Ths, burgh foreman, 110 High st
Nugent, Nath., tailor, 7 Bishop st
Oaten Jas. 17 Bishop st
O'Driscall, O'Driscell, Jack Farncis man-
ager, Palace Cinema, ho 3 Woodend pi
Ogilvie Thos , 18 Columshill st
Oiiphant Geo. S., shoemaker, 18 Rus-
sell st
Oiiphant Joseph, 3 Russell st
O'Hara Patrick, grinder, 83 Montague st
O'Kane Patrick, 4 Minister's br
O'Neill Mrs Agnes, 19 High st
O'Neil Jrr.s, engineer. Palace building*
O'Neill Jms, fishmonger, Woodend pi
O'Neill Mrs Margt., 125 High st
Orkney Miss, 6 Orcadia
Orr John, blacksmith, 6a Castle st
Orr Wm. Yuill, Ciichton rd
Orr, Mrs, Elderslie, High Craigmore
Orr , Frasertoti. 5 Brighton ter
Owens, Miss Ella, 22 Bishop st
HOUSEHOLDERS— Rothesav.
Papple Ths., 3 Rusaeli st
Fark Geo., md, Brae-an-dune, Albany tr
Park Miss Isa, 89 Barone rd
Park Jms, bleacher, Albany rd
Park Mrs, 24 Castlehill st
Parker T., joiner. 16 M'll st
Parker , Mansefield pi
Paterson, nr 15 Marine pi
Paterson mis Ann, 16 Castle st
Paterson Chas., 19 Argyle pi
Paterson Geo.. 76 Montague st
Paterson Geo. H., Westwood
Pate -son Mra He'en, 7 Ghapelhill rd
Paterson John, gas st ker, Columshill st
Paterson John, 24 Argyle st
Paterson John, slater, 15 Bishop st
Paterson Miss, 29 Victoria st
Paterson, Mrs L, Nettlebrae cot, Ardbcg
Patei son Hector, 8 Tower st
Paterson Mrs Margt W., 3 Royal ter
Paterson, Mrs M. , 72 Ardbegrd
Paterson, Robt , carter, Seabank bldigs
Paterson llobt., slater & cement worker,
50 High st ; ho, Croft lodge, Argyle st
Paterson Mrs, 17a Battery house
Paterson Mrs, Desmond bank, Wellpark
Paterson Mrs, 40 Mountpleasant rd
Paterson Airs Pr, 15 Marine pi
Pattison Mrs, 3.^ Victoria st
Paton Ang. , carpenter, 96 High st
Paul Geo., 21 Russell st
Peacock Alex. R , plumber, 23 High st;
ho, 14 Mountstuart rd
Peacock Mrs A'inie Mary, 17 Battery pi
Peacock Geo., 21 Battery pi
Peacock , 2 Koyal ter
Peacock Miss Tane, 25 Wyndham r I
Peddie Robt.. printer, 6 Mansefield pi
Pendreuh John, labourer, Mountstuart
Pendreigh Wm , 25 Gall.iwgate
Penney or Pvd. J., surgeon, Battery pi
Penney D H., g»rden3r, (.8 Mounts'.uart r
Pennicuik Mrs, Kastlands
Perston Alex. , Palace buildings
Perston D 13 E Princes st
Perston Gavin, postman, 54 Ladeside
Perston Thos. linesman, 24 Bridge st
Perston Mrs Wm., 3 Bishop ter br
Peters , Plantation via. Argyle t-3i-
Pettijrew J M. Tighnamara, Mcnifnrd
Petfc ; a:rew Miss Margt,, 45 Ardbfig rd
Pinkerton Mrs Jlagt., Concord villa,
Columshill st
Pinkerton Jas. . maaon, 10a Bridgpnd st
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Pirie Mrs M, Osborne temperance hotel
87 Victoria st
Plumpton Alex, Delhi House, 19 Cra'g-
more d
Pollock, Jas, 12 Argyle st
Pol'ock Wm C, Laurels, Craigmore rd
Ponton Arch., Mountpleasant rd
Porter Ben, auctioneer, 5 Argyle st
i'oi ter John, accountant Kastlands rd
Porter, John, 22 Maiine pi
Porter, Mis Mary, 22 Ma>ine pi
Portree, , Lilyoak ter
Powell J. S., Alexandria, Craigmore
Pratt Miss, Auchnacloich rd
Prentice Mrs Geo, o itf tter, 25 Victoria
st; ho., Auchpacloich rd
Prentice Miss, 63 Ardbeg rd
Proud'oot Miss, Mounts" uart rd
Provan C. N., 30 Castle st
Puddy Sidney, 58 Montague st
Pnllar Mrs, Glenrosi pi
Pullen Chas J, motor hirer, 23 Bridge st
Purdon Miss, Toward view, Ardbeg rd
Purvis Alex, painter, 5 Columshill pi
Q
Quin Mrs Jane, 9 Bishop st
Quin Miss Margt, 1 Union st
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Ramsay Mrs Dvd, 97 Montague st
Ramsay Rev U J, Chaplehill Free Ch
Ramsay Hu., tobacconist, 20 Argyle st
Braemar, Academy rd
Ramsay Mrs Margt., 10 Glenrosa pi
Rankine Miss Isa., 19 Store In
Rankin J., Park pi, Bridge st
Rinkine. Jms, 84 M >nta,nie st
Kankin Miss Jessie D., n Albert pi
Rankine Mrs Jane. 10 Ardher rd
Rankine Jim, laundryman, Bishop tr br
Rankine John, steward, 34 Montague 3
Rankine Peter, 109 Montague st
Read Mrs, Riversdale, 36 Aaryle st
Keid Mrs, Shepton, 13 Battery pi
Reid Mrs Dr, Greenb ink 11 Ardbeg rd
Keid Miss Jane, Mountpleasant
Reid Mrs Henrietta, 76 Ardbeg rd
Reid mi s, 72 Ardbegrd '
Reid J, 5 Maiine pi
Reid Misses J & J, 21 Mountpleasant rd
Reid, sir John, engineer, A dencraig
Reid M'-s John, 71 Vir-.tovia sc
Reid Mrs Magt., Wyndham pk
Reid Miss, Auchnacloioh rd
Reid Mrs, 10 the Terrace, Ardbeg rd
HOUSEHOLDERS— Rothesay.
Rei'zelier Chas., Tigh na Mara, Ardbeg
renliij Miss A ice, 17 Bisliop st
Renwick Mrs Euph , Ardwell, Craigmore
Keston G, Royal hotel, Albert pi
Khind Mrs, 32 Bishop st
Hi hm >nd Siiss Mary. 22 Battery pi
Richmond Win., 17a Wyndham rd
Richardson Mrs, Pesmond bk, Craigmore
Richardson Mrs Grace, 23 Wyndham rd
Richardson H, Wyndham rd
Riesl erg Miss, Clan vl, Bridge sfc
Rippie John lab urer, 4 Russell st
Ripp e Jas, 8 Midst
Kippie Mrs Wm..28Millst
Ri chie And. T, farmer, Gartnatkeillj
Ri chie Mis Peter. 12 Argyle st
Rittn an, luhv, 2 Colbec pi
Robb, Wm. grocer, 22 E Princes st
Kobert s, Mr . 32 Battery pi
Robertson Alex, secretary Unionist As-
sociation, 2 Chapelhill rd
Robertson Alx, Janefield, Wyndham rd
Robertson And., heritor, 16 Marine pi
Robertson Ang, upholsterer, 21/, Bridge-
end st ;
Robeiton Dan., mechanic Glenburn
Robeitson H , Glenburn cot
Robertson H. JO Wyndham id
Robcrt-on Mi s Isi, 83 Ardbeg rd
Robe t on Miss Isa, Chapelhill rd
Robertson Jins, baker, Whinny Ir, Serpt
Robe tson John, baker, 10 K. Princes
st ; ho, 5 Mountpleasant rd
Robertson John, j iner, Abercorn
Robertson John, 38 Bishop st
Robertson John, upholsterer, 10 Bridge s
Robertson, J C 1 Columshill pi
Robertson, Rbt, engineer.5 Wyndham rd
Robertson Robert, Wyndham rd
Robertson Mrs Susan, Wyndham rd
Robertson Thos., baker, Barone rd
Robertson Wm., spirit mercht, High st
ho, 17a Battery house
Robert? oi Wm., 78 Montague st
Robertson, Wm, x2 Anil st
Robertson Mrs, Wyndham pk
Robertson Miss, 31 Gallowgate
Robertson Mis, Ballochgoy
Robertson siiss, Springbank
Robertson 25 Galiowgate
Robinson, Mrs Thos., 27 Bishop st
Rodger David, organist, 9 Victoria st
Roe Jonathan. Mataurieh, 14 Crichton r
Rooney. mis Ellen, 54 Ladeside
Rose James, w.s., depute Town clerk,
G'endlen, Glebolands
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Ross H. J. G., si. a., headmaster, Pub-
lic School, ho., 4 Bishop ter
Ross, sirs Jessie, 21 Roslin pi
Ross Sirs, Glenbeg, Ardbeg rd
Rowan sirs A., IOj Ardbeg rd
Rowat John, 47 Ardbeg rd
Roy sirs Eliz , Store In
Pratt Mrs John Henry, Loch view, Ba-
rone rd
Roy. W, ex-postmaster, 91 Ardb-g rd
Rush Miss Ann, 40 P*shop st
Russell srrs Ann, 2 Bridge st
Russell Jms. M., engineer. 3 The Ter-
race, Ardbeg
Russell John, 3 Stuart st
Russell sirs Margt., Stuart st
Russell Wm., clerk, 3 Mountstuart rd
Russell siiss, Ardfern, Mont ford
Russell siiss, 10 Mansefleld pi
Rutheiford Samuel. 10 Ladeside
Rutherford Wm., Russell st
Sanders , Colbeck pi
Saunders sirs Frank, 22 Argyle st
Scobbie Mrs Isa.. 2 Ardbeg rd
Scott, Arch N, boat hirer, 8 Montague st
Scott Geo., drawing master, Academy,
ho, Argyle mansions
Scott Matth. B., Wyndham rd
Scott Robt., engineer, 46 Ladeside
Scott Robt., stationer, 11 The Terrace,
Ardbeg
Scott Siiss, Eoin villa. Montford
Scott, Sirs Walt, bot hirer, 13 Argyle pi
Scott, Wm., 9 Argyle ter
Scullion siiss Mary Ann, 75 High st
Semple James, 2 Mansefleld pi
Semple Siiss, Kureka, Montford
Service Siiss, Clutha via, Baone rd
Shand Wm., 3 Bishop ter br
Shand Mrs, Auchnachdch rd
Shanks Jms., W Castle st
Shanks John, 12 The Terrace
Sharp Sirs Agnes, 5 Marine p
Sharp Sirs Cath , 1 Wyndham rd
Sharp Siiss Isa., J 5 Mountstuart rd
Sharp si's Jane, Mountstua<t rd
Shaw Arohd, Meadowcap
Shaw Daniel jun, blacksmith, Croft Id
ho, Argyle tr
HOUSEHOLDERS Rothesay.
Shaw Helen, 7 Montague. st
Shaw John, joiner, lnkerman ter
Shaw Miss Mary, Mootford
Shaw Neil, carter, 27 Bridgend st
Shaw Peter, butcher, 2 Ladeside st
Shaw Mrs 216 Co'um-hill st
Shaw , 4 Mountstuart rd
Shields John, labourer, 12£ Mill st
Shields Patrick, potter, 55 Montague st
Short Mrs Sarah, 76 Montague st
Sillars Wm, engineer, Staffa pi
Sim Dan., Bridgend st
Simpsoi. Miss Agnes, 14 King st
Simpson Alex., 70 Ardbeg rd
Simpso.i Alex, 41 Victoria st
Simpson A T, Bishop ter br
Simpson Jms., gasfitter, 7 Tower st
Simpson Mrs, 22 Oastle st
Simpson Wm., 12the Terrace
Simpson, Miss , Lome Lodge, Mount-
stuart rd
Sinclair Donald, 133 High st
Sinclair Mrs D, 45Watergate
Sinclair Mrs D W, Dunrossness, C'raig-
more
Sinclair Geo. W., cashier, 20 Mount-
stuart rd
Sinclair Jms. C, retired burgh chamber-
lain, 5 Bishop ter
Sinclair Mrs Jeannie. Tower st hall
Sinclair John, 24 Bridge st
Sinclair John, Hillcrest. Crichto rd
SinclairJohn, builder. Eastlands rd
Sinclair John, joiner, 63 Barone rd
Sinclair Jn, shipmaster, 12 W Pi-inces st
Sinclair Jolin K., 9 Castle it
Sinclair M G, stationer 17a K Princes st
Sinclair P., 129 High st
Sinclair Mrs, 20 Russell st
Sinclair Mrs, Hillcres>t, n Crichlon rd
Sinnot Mrs My, Gl-nara, 53 Crichton rd
Slaven Hny, Hawthorn Park, Argyle pi
Slaven Jms , fruiterer, 10 W Princes st ;
ho, 12 do
Slaven John S, fishmonger, 22 High st
& 61 Montague st ; ho, 12 Bridge st
Slaven John, Stuart st ; ho, 19 High st
Slaven Mrs Lilias, 5 Russell st
Slaven Maurice, labourer, 74 High st
Slaven Thos., Russell st
Sloan, Mrs Annie, 2Mansefield pi
Sloan Mrs Hu. , Brandane ter
Sloan Dr, G<>wanlea, Ardbeg
Small John H, 18 Argyle pi
Smellie, Kev VT, obe, ma, parish mini-
ster, the manse, Minister's brae
Smellie Miss, Ardbeg rd
Smith Alex., upholsterer, 17 Biidge st
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Smith Arch., 93 High st
Smith Arch., postman, 33 Argyle st
Smith Chas. insurance agent, Montford
Smith Dun., baker, 17 Bridge st
Smith Mrs Grace, 2:i Mountpleasant rd
Smith Henry M., 32 Bishop st
Smith J, 43 Mountstuart rd
Smith Jms., farmer, 9 Wyndharn pk
Smith Jms., joiner, 15 Bishop st
Smith Jms, M., 87 Ardbeg rd
Smith John, joiner, 23 Roslin pi
Smith Mrs Joh , 33 Victoria st
Smith John, tailor, 78 Ardbeg rd
Smith Kev Malcolm, MA, rector, S Pauls
York ter
Smith, M P, architect, Wyndharn hk
Smith Robt, 6 Mansefield pi
Sniih Robt, fishmonger, 35 Victoria st ;
ho, 65 do
Smith W J, Westwood, Argyle ter
Smith Miss, Hawthorn park, Arygle pi
Smith Mrs, Melbourne cot., Craigmore
Smith Mi\s, 7 Wyndharn rd
Smith , 78 Ardbeg rd
Smith, , purser. 17 Battery pi
Sneddon A., 11 Watergate
Soles, Alex, 19 Store In
Someis David, printer, 8 Wyndharn pk
Somerville Ms Helen, 11 Chapelhill rd
Somerville Ms, Woodbine, Hi. Craigmore
Somerville Jn, Woodbine. H. Craigmote
Somerville Mrs, Park pi, Bridge st
Speirs Angus, retired tailor, Ardbe,'
Speiis Chas S, joiner, Creek Di-ive, Ard-
beg ; ho, Auchnamara. 14 Marine pi
Speirs Mrs Helen, 12 Wyndharn rd
Speirs J., gas worker, 179 High st
Spence Geo., Stewart Swimming baths,
Battery pi ; ho., Mountplea-ant rd
Spence John, bathman, Glenbeg
Spence Susan, 15 Bridgend st
Spence Miss Isa, 50 Ardbeg rd
Spencer. Kdw.. Beech wood, Bishop ter
Sprowl Miss Helen, Havelock ter
Sprowl Robt., joiner, 49 Ardbeg rd
Sprowl Wm., foreman, Express; ho,
Lilvoak ter, Ballochgoy
Squair Mrs Frank H., Barone rd
Squair Robert, Ardmory rd
Squair Mrs Wm. H, flesher, 5 Gallow-
gate; ho., Glenfaulds, Mountstuart rd
Stagg Wm., chimney sweep, 27 High st
Stark John, jun. pointer and decorators
6 Chapelndl rd ; ho, Wyndharn rd
Stark, John, sen., Dalcraig, High Craig-
more
Steed John. 27 Bridge st
Steel Mrs Geo, 27 Ardbe- rd
HOUSEHOLDERS— Rothesay
Steel Thos., 31 Bishop st
Steel Thos,, constable, 2 Columshill st
Steel, Wm, 11 Montague st
Steele James H, heritor, Grangelea,
Mountstuart rd
Seeples Geo., Blythswood, Bishop ter
Stephen Ales, master of works, — High
st ; ho, 7 E Princes st
Stephen Mrs Jessie, 23 Marine pi
Stephen Mrs Margt, 23 Marine pi
Steven David, butcher, Columshill s-t
Stevenson Chas. M, manager, Butenun,
res, Ardmory re', Ardbeg
Stevenson, Dou^la=, 7 Columshill pi
Stevenson Jms., carter, 86 High st
Stevenson Jms, Dar*y hank, Glebe 1 inds
Stevenson Jms, 16 King st
Stevenson, T., 9 Bishop st
Stevenson Wm, 16 Hillhouse rd
Stevenson Mrs. Ballochgoy
Stewart Miss Agnes, 52 Ardbeg rd
Stewart Mrs Agnes Y, Catherine b mk,
Ardbeg
StewartAlx , 19Argyle st
Stewart Andw, 3 Bishop ter br
Stewart Chas. H, 63 Mountstuart r 1
Stewart David, boo'riaker, 105 Mon-
tague st; ho., Argyll mansions
Stewart Donald M, Bell- Trees mansions,
7 Mountstuart rd
Stewart. Mrs D, 8 Mansefield pi
Stewart Mrs Eben., 2 Argyle pi
Stewart Eliz., 11 K Princes st
Stewart Misses Flo'-a and Mary, pn<Jw
agencs, 80 Ardbeg rd
Stewart Gilbert, painter, Battery pi
Stewart Harry J, Glenfaulds
Stewart Misses, Mountvievv, 55 Crich on
rd
Stewart Mrs Isa , 23 Mountpleasant rd
Stewart Mrs Isabella, 7 W Princes st
Stewart, J., 3 Bishop ter br
Stewart J B, painter, Bellvue, Barone i d
Stewart James S. , 20 Russell st
Stewart Misses Jane & Mary, Upr. Craii,'-
more
Stewart Mrs Janet, 18 Ardbeg rd
Stewart John, boatman, 12'i Mill st
Stewart John, porter, Hillhouse rd
Stewart John B., 3 Bishop ter br
Stewart Peter, 27 Meadow pi
Stewart Bbt., vanman, 19 Bridge st
Stewart, Miss, 4 Academy ter
Stewart, W, poultry farm, Westland rd
Stewart Mrs, 30 Bishop st
Stirling, M E, 22 Columshill st
Stirling, J. & M, Ivy cot, Bridge st
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Stilling John, firemaster, 77 Montague st
Stirrat, Jin Meadowccap
Stirrat 19 ColumshJIl st _
Stone Jos , grocer, 2 Colmshill st
StorerMrs A^nes, Argyll mansions
Strachan Mrs Isa., 6 Columshill pi
S r ing Mrs, nurse, 19 Argyle st
Strain Wm, Pointhouse crescent
Struthers, Kobert, 17 Gallowgate
Stuart Mrs John, Castle st
Stuart Miss May L., 10 Bridge st
Stuie John, petty officer, K N, 24 Mill st
Sturgeon John, coal merchant, 20 Mill
sc ; ho, do
Summers Miss Janet,. 19 Russell st
Sammers T, 20 Mill st
Sutherland Mrs Ann, 24 Marine pi
Sutherland , retired inspector, 17
Bridge st
Sutherland Donald,*tailor and clothier,
10 Gallowgate ; ho, Achnacloich rd
Swan Mrs Mt.,Auchencairn,8 Brghton rd
Swan George, Giencoe. Montford
Swandells, Mrs, Venitza, Argyle pi
Swanston Or, Larkhall, Westland r
Swanston Mrs Davi.l, 11 Mill st
Swanston Jhn B., arocer, 26 W. Prince
st ; ho, 3 Crossbill villus, Glebe lands
Swmston, Miss, 3 Crichton Id
Sweeney Jas, shoemaker, 16 Castfehill si
Sweet Mrs Ags, White lodge, Battery pi
S^eet. Ch»-, photographer, white studios
19 Battery |.l
Symes Robt., 27 Argyle st
Tiger Miss, 4 Columshill st
Tait John, 29 Columshill st
Tait Matthew, Glebe lands
Tannalrll , Union st
Taylor Andrew. 10 the Terrace
Taylor Ach., brudi maker, 58 Mont<gue
Taylor Kdward, joiner, Kern cruisach
Taylor. James G., boatman, Esplar ade-
ho , 66 Montague st
Taylor Mrs Je-sie, 71a Ardbeg rd
Taylor John, 98 Montaaue st
Temple Mrs Jeannie, 109 Montague st
Terris A, Orak'inore house
Terris Tom, Ardyne, Mountstuart rd
Thorn Miss Jane, 70 Ardbeg rd
Thorn Alex & Co, motor engineers kc. 22
Bridge st ; ho 11 Albert pi
Thompson Angus, shoemaker, 94 Mon-
tague st ; ho, Bellfield, Barone rd
H0USEH01 iDERS— Rothesay.
Thompson Miss, 3-1 East Princes st
Thomson Alex., 71a Ardbeg rcl
Thomson Alex., 3 Logie pi
Thomson Ax. C, stationer. 51 Ardbeg rcl
Thomson A. lie ss, inspector of poor, 35
Bishop st ; ho, 15 Mountpleasant rcl
Thomson, Mrs And. 11 Bridge st
Thomson Miss Annie, 22 Bridge st
Thomson Mrs Chas 7 Wyndham rd
Thomson Dan, fisherman, 16 Store In
Thomson Misses Eliz, Mrgt. and Mry. A,
29 Ardbeg rd
Thomson 'Ernest, dentist, 1 Argyle pi
Thomson, miss Hln. E, Ashgrove, Mont-
ford
Thomson Miss, 25 Bishop st
Thomson, Jms Laundry, 36 Bridge st
Thomson Jms., labourer, 109 Montague s
Thomson Mrs Jessie, 24 Ardbeg rd
Thomson Miss Jessie, 29 Battery pi
Thomson J. H. engineer, 6a Ardbeg rcl
Thomson Mrs John, 8 Argyle si:
Thoms n John, resident, 26 Ardbeg id
Thomson Mrs John, Staffarple
Thomson Mrs Maigt., 17 Russell st
Thomson Mrs Mary, 2 Cast [ehill st
Thomson Peter, 36 Bridge st
Thomson Hubert, Sedd-ul-Bahr, Serpen-
tine rd
Thomson, Mrs, Inkerman ter
Thorbuin Angus, Abbotsford, Barone rd
Thorburn Arch, printer, 7Chapelhill rd
Thorbuin David, 7 Tower st
Thorburn Js., fisherman, 5a E Princes st
Thorburn Mrs John, fish merchant, 18
West Princes st ; ho , 4 Bishop st
Thorburn Robt. , 30 Columshill st
Tho. b ira Wm,, Montague st
Thorburn Mrs. 32 Castle st
Tickle Thos, 1 Eden pi
Ticlell Wm., baker, 21 Columshill st
Timmins Jas, 83 Montague st
Timothy ,5 Bridge st
Todd Andw., 7 W Princes st
Todd John, 27 Bridge st
Torrance, 11 Hillhouse rcl
Traill Rev Joseph, U. F. Parish Manse,
Serpentine rd
Trescowthick Wm H. 1U High st
Trivet Mrs. 117 High st
Turnbull J., Ashburn, Mountstjartrd
Turnbull Miss Margt.. Ascog
Turnbull Miss, 76 Ardbeg rd
Turnbull Mis, Dunmore, Crichton rd
Turner, capt. A., Ardmory rd
Turner Colin B., Fiona vila, Craigmore
Turner Mrs May, 12 Marine pi
Turpie Mrs Alice, 29 Mill st
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Tweedley Allan, 7 Mill st
Tweedley John, fisherman, stuart st
Tweedley John, jun, 8 Mill st
Tynan, , 11 E. Princes st
u
Urquhart Mrs J A., grocer, 13 Argyle st
Thistlebank, Argyle ter
Vint Mrs Marion, 7 Glenrosa pi
Vogt Alfred, 6 Academy ter
w
Waddell Dvd., boilermakr, 32 Ardbeg rd
Waddell John, 33 Bridge st
Waddell Mrs, Demerara pi, Ardbeg rd
Walker James A, heiitor, Lilvoak ter
Walker John, blacksmith, 113 High st
Walker M, 60 High st
Walker Martin, 11 Mansetieid pi
Walkinshaw, E., Adelaide pi
Wallace Mrs Mary, 15 Crichton rd
Wallace MrsMary, 75 High st
Wa'ace Mi^s, Orcadia
Wallace Wm., 16 Marine pi
Wallace , Gravel bank, Wellpark rd
Warren, Mrs Margt., 25 Argyle ter
Waters A F, Af ton, Mountstuart rd
Waterson Alex., engineer, 19 Argyle st
Waterston, Mrs, stationer, Montague st
Watson Mrs Daniel, Bellevue, Battery p
Watson Hugh, 141 High st
Watson Mrs Isa , 41 Aigyle ter
Watson Mis- Jane, 56 Mountstuart rd
Watson Mrs Jessie, Margaretslea, Ba-
rone rd
Watson Jn , blacksmith, 1 Barone rd
Watson John, bke< ch villa, Aigyle ter
Watson, John, si irit merchant, Gallow-
gate ; ho, Abbotsford, Barone rd
Watson Mrs Jos., 14 1 High st
Watson Mrs Kbt, Upper Craigmore
Watson Wm., Bute Arms Hotel, Guild
ford square
Watson Win., 32 Ardbeg rd
Watt Alex., measurer, 45 Ardbeg rcl
AYatt , Clandale, Eastlands rd
Watt Mrs, 20 Marir.e pi
HOUSEHOLDERS— Rothesay.
Waugh Mis-*, 76 Ardbeg rd
Waiigh Mrs Isa., 38 Argyle st
Weaver Mrs Annie, 3 Union st
Webster J C, Terra Nova, Albany rd
Weir Alex, gardener, 14 Argyle pi
Weir Daniel F., 11 Wyndliam pk
Weir D, seaman, 2 Minister's br
Weir Jms., shoemaker, 16 Windsor pi
Weir Miss Jane, 4 Mountpleasant
Weir John, 157 High st
Weir John, gardener, Robertson Stewart
hospital, High st
Weir, Mrs M, 83 B^rone rd
Weir Martha, 27 Argyle st.
Weir, R, 13 Argyle pi
Weir Robt, bootmaker, Montague st
Weir Rbt., cart-r, 4 Mountpleasant rd
Weir Jas, Weirholm, 23 Battery pi
Weir Wm M, hairdres-er, 3 Bridge st ;
ho, Park pi
White, Alex, 21 Russell st
White J, 119 Highst
Whiteeross Miss Jane, Argyle ter
Whiteford. James, saddler, 29 High st ;
res, 11 Columshill st
Whiteford Jn., comp., 11 Columshill st
Whiteford Rbt., photogapher, 23 Argyle
st ; ho, 11 Columshillst
Whiteford R, 5 Russell st
Whitef rd T, masoa, 18 Russell st
Whiteford Miss, 112 High st
Whitehead, Joseph, marine and motor
engineer, 16 Watergate ; res, 2 Acad-
emy ter
WhitelawDvd., designer. Wyndham rd
Whitelaw Geo. 31 Bridge st
White'aw Jas R., comp , 3 Mansfield pi
AVhit'aw Wm, butcher, 2 Ladeside
Whitfield Mrs, 10 Mountstuart rd
Whiteside Ptr,musician, 77 Montague st
Whyte Alex, 40 B shop st
Whyte Danid, Glenhead
Whyte Dnnc.. gardener, 80 High st
Whyte Mi-s 19 Bishop st
Whyte Robt. D., Town Clerk, Castle
st; ho., 1 Elysium
Whyte Thos., carter, Logie pi
Whyte Wm., gas manager, High st ho,
12 Wyndham rd
Whyte , Daisy bank, Glebe lands
Wilkie, Miss, 5 Mountstuart rd
Wilkie, Ha., gas worker, 4 Mansefield p
Wilkie Jms , joine" - , 46 Ardbeg rd
Will'amson, Mrs Agn^s, 19 Highst
Williamson, Georg-, Park pi
Wil iamson, Misses Grace and Marion, 3
A v I beg rd
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Williamson John, tailor, 23 Mill st
Wilson. D., 11 the Terrace, Ardbeg
Wilson Harry, E Princes st
Wilson, Harry, jn, organist, 4 Bishop st
Wilson Misses Chapelhill ho.
Wilson Mrs Grace, Argyle Boarding hse
Oakshaw, 11 Argyll pi
Wilson Miss Helen S, 32 B ittery pi
Wilson John, riviter, 46 High st
Wilson, J, 27 Argyle st
Wilson, Mrs, 16 King st
Wikon Mrs, I M'Kinlay st
Winton N, 4 King st
Wise Mrs Bella, 5 Castle st
Wood Donald. S3 Montague st
Wood, James, 2 Hillhouserd
Wood AThornson, agent, Royal bank,
Victoria st; res, Ascog lodge
Wood Robert H., tailor, Gowanfield pi
Wren Mrs Cath., 70 Ardbeg rd
Wright A., blacksmith, 70 Ardbeg rd
Wright Alex., m a, schoolmaster, 25
Ardbeg rd
Wright John Yorville, Montford
Wright Mrs Jms, 22 S Princes st
Wright Miss Jane 17 Argyle id
Wright John, 5 Bridge st
Wright Mrs, 13 Victoria st
Wright Mrs, staymaker, 47 Argyle st
Wyllie, John, 10 Watergate
Wyper, John, engineer, Argyll mansions,
Wyper Rbt , E Princes st
Yates Jms, t lilor, Ardbeg rd
Yates Walter, 39 Mill sj
Yeatei Mrs J R, Gracefield, Crichton rd
Youns r , Mrs Agnes. 34 Montague st
Young And , blacksmi'h, Union st
Young Mrs Helen, 73 Ardbeg rd
Young, Jane, 15 Bridge st
Young Robt, church officer, 20 Castle st
Young R, L M S, Bishop st
Young Wm, 36 E Princes st
Young Miss, 2 Montford avenue
Young Miss, Cro-mor, Ardbeg rd
Young Mrs, 70 Ardbeg rd
Young Miss, Hillfoot, Argyle st
Young Mrs, 2 Ardmillan, Crichton rd
Young Miss, Lilyoak ter
Yuille Jamei T., heritor, Ardclutha
59 Crichton rd
Yvde, J. G., Hillhouse rd
Parish of North Bute.
(Including the Village of Pobt-Bannatyne.)
A
Alexander, Archd, Iona pi
Alexander, Jms., carpenter and boathirer.
Marine pi; ho., Melbourne pi
Alexander Jms, jun, seaman, Stewart st
Alexander John, plumber, Iona pi
Alexander, John, yaehtmaster, Hawthorne
villa
Alexander, miss Sarah, fruitei er and con-
fectioner, Inveryne pi
Anderson John. Gladstone pi
Annaiul Miss, Sardinia pi
B
Baird Dvd, retird shoemaker, Rosebery pi
Barr Peter, cook, New Hafton pi
Black capt., Dugald. Lamont pi
Blaikie Miss, schoolhouse, Kildavanan
Boag, Wm., fanner, Airdscalpsie
Bodin, Wm., tailor. Castle st
Bowie, James, dentist. Iona pi
Brown Archd, baker, Bay view
Brown, Arch., Victoria pi
Brown Duncan, Strone view
iirowiii mis Isabella, baker, Ardenlea
Brown, John, gardener, Karnes bank
Brown Thos, Inveryne pi
Lrownie, Wm. Gladstone pi
jjiuce, George, gardener. Marine rd
huchanan, SI. R. Gray, Ettrickdale.
Calder James, contractor. Marine rd
Cameron, John Royal Hotel, Shore st
Campbell. Alex, Appin villa
Campbell, Mrs Marion, Glenlee
Campbell Mrs John, Sardinia pi
Campbell, John B. chemist, Castle st
Carmichael, Wm., farmer, Craigberoch
Carrie, Mrs Clara, Ulva pi
Clark. Mrs Due., Salisbury pi
Clark James, Stratford point
Clews Mrs David, Ulva pi
Connell Dan, ploughman, Kildavannan
Cook Lachlan, clerk, Iona pi
Craig Robt, Inveryne pi
Leitcb, Mrs James, Lome pi
Crawford, Mrs Margt., Crown Hotel
Crawford Andw., Port-Bannnatyne Inn
Crawford, John, farmer, Acholter
Crichton Alex, fishermon, Ciovandale pi
Crosher Jno, Laurel villa, Pointhouse cres
Currie, Duncan, contractor. Marine rd
Currie, Miss Jane, Post Office, Melbournepl
Currie, Jolin, Garbrook villa
Currie John, Marine rd
Currie, Miss Margt, Iona pi
Currie Robert carriage hirei ,
D
Dallas Wm., baker, Ardenlea
DewarjMrs Peter, the Manse, North Butt-
Dickie, Arch. C, grocer, Victoria pi
Dickie, John, farmer, Cranslagvourity
Dowder Hugh, plonahman, Edinmore
Dunbar Brothers, farmers, E St Colmac
Duncan. Mrs Chas., farmsr, Little Kilmoiy
Duncan, Clias. McIC. salesman, Woodend
Duncan, Mis, Daniel, Woodend
Duncan Ninian, farmer, Little Kilmory
Duncan, Robert, farmer, Kilwhinleck
Dunn, George, gardener. Mason's land
Dunn. John, Kingston p
E
Edmund, R, carver, Victoria pi
Ewing, Mrs M., Inveryne pi
F
Fairgrieve Dvd, boilermaker, Govandale pi
Jardine Wm, Church officer, Salisbury pi -
Ferguson, John, J. P., Laurel villa, Point
house crescent
Frame, David, grieve, S St Colmac
Fyfe, Chas, carpenter, Ebenezer pi
Fyfe, John, boatbuilder, Ardmaleish
G
Garden Jos, postman, Royal pi
Gardner Alex, Govandale pi
Gibson Andrew, ploughman, Ballycurrie
Gibson, Chas., shopman, Castle st
Mylne Mrs Alfred, Ponoma ho
Gillies, Mrs, farmer, Quogach
Graham Robt., Pointhouse crescent
Graham sirs, Braemar, Ardbeg
,
HOUSEHOLDERS- -North Bute.
Gourlay, Jtevs Catn , Pointhoase cres
Grffon Jane, Lome pi
Gunn Geo., 58 Marine rd
H
Haddow Miss, Hydropathic cot
Halliday, Georgejun, merchant, George pi
Hamilton John, Inveryne pi
Hamilton, Mrs Robt., Roselea
Hardie, Robert, merchant, Castle st
Harper, Alex. R. , Pier ter
Harvey, Tom, farmer, Shalunt
Henderson Wm., jun., Old Hafton pi
Henderson sirs Wm., Govandale pi
Hogarth, Arch., yachtmaster, Bayview
Hogarth, John, fisherman, St Ninian's
Hogarth, Mrs Male, grocer, Marine rd
Howatt Jas C, 58 Marine rd
Hunter, Miss, Springwell pi
Hvndman, Robt. .labourer, Meikle Kilmory
Hunter, John, farmer, Stuck
Hunter, Wm., fanner, Upper Ettrick
Hntfon George B, Silverburn, Creek drive
Hutchison, Alex, Appin villa
Jamieson John, Melbourne pi
Jamieson Jigs, mate, "Vigilant," Appin vil
Jenkins, Donald, gamekeeper, Craigandun
Johnston James, Castle st
Johnstone, John, Govandale pi
K
Kean, Miss Helen, Pointhouse Cres
•Keith Miss Cath., grocer, Inveryne pi
Keith, Duncan, Ebenezer pi
Keith, Mrs Mary Castle st
Kelso Miss, Pointhouse cres
Kennedy, Wm, ploughman, Kilmichael
Killock, Miss, Pointhouse crescent
Kinnie Mrs, West End house
Kirkwood, Miss Jessie, Stonefield
Lsunont, Miss Annie, Tighantraigh
Lamont, Mi's Cath., Hafton pi
Eamont Wm D, Fir Cliff
Lamont, Hugh, butcher, Marine rd
Lamont, Jas., fencer, Cuilnashamrag
Lamont, Jn. M'N., writer, Fern bank
no
Lamont John, Cuilnashamrag
Lawrie, Lewis, residenter, Inveryne pi
Leitch, Colin. Shore st
Leitch, Miss, Shore st
Linden James, 4 Stewart st
Loch G Oliver, registrar, Marine rd; res,
Kenmore, Pointhouse cres
Loch, Mrs James, 2 Stewart st
Xjoch, Wm, boatman, West End house
Loch Miss, Royal pi
Lochhead, Thos, Kildavalman farm
Lyon Dugald, joiner, Springwell pi
Lyon, George, farmer, Drumachloy
M
Malcom, Agnes, George's pi
Malcom Archibald, joiner a"d ooratbuilaer,
Shore st; ho Sandringhimi ter
Malcom, Arch, carter, Kingston pi
Malcom, James, carpenter, Rosebery p]
Malcom James P., farmer, Edinbeg
Malcom, Miss Mary, Castle st
Malcom, Robt., carpenter, Albion pi
Marshall, Miss Grace, Alpine vil
Martin, Arch, engineer, Scarrel
Martin John, Tiahantrnigh
Martin, John, jun., farmer, Scalpsie
Meldrum, Mrs, 41 Cnstle st
Meldrum John, Edinmore
Middleton John, car driver, Lome pi
Miller, Hugh, farmer, Inchmarnock
Miller John S, George's pi
Montgomerie Alex., farmer, Auchenteerle
Montgomerie, Hugh, Buchingham ter
Morrison, Miss Janet C, Melbourne pi
Morrison, Mrs, farmer, Rulliecheddan
Morrison, Mrs, Lome pi
Muir, mIss, Pier ter
Muir Thomas, farmer. Ardmaleish
Middleton. James, farmer, Milton
Munn Misses, Ardenlea
Munsie, Mrs, Lome pi
Murray Mrs Agnes, Shore st
Murray, Alex. Govardaie pi
Murray, Miss, Stonefield
Myles Mrs, Wester Karnes
Mac
McAlister, Mrs, farmer Meikle Kllmcry
McArthur, Mrs John D., Straad
McArthur Mrs Marion, Melbourne pi
McArthur, Robt, fishermen, Ballycurrie sh
McArthur Mrs, Ballycurrie shore
McArthur, Thos. .fisherman, Ballycurrie sh
McCallum, Colin, Upper Ardroscadale
McConnechy, Hnry, farmer, Lnrt'ivreclitan
McDermid, Henry, labourer'Angus pi
McDermot Chas, painter, Ettrick bank
McDonald, Dugald., farmer, Auchavoulalg
McDonald, Hugh, joiner, Bay view
McDonald Ronald, 8 Burnside avenue
McDonald Wm., woodman, Cuilnashamrag
HOUSEHOLDERS-North Bute.
McDougall, Dun., Castle st
McDougall, .Tas., fisherman, Straad
McDougall, Miss, dairy, Castle st
McDougall, Thomas, fisherman, Stvaad
Mc Dougall,Wltr., fisherman, Ballycurrie sli
McDougall, Win., fisherman, Ballycurrie sh
McKarlane Clias, farmer, Cranslagmory
Macfie, M, farmer, Mid Park, Inchmarnock
McFie Duncan, gardener, Karnes castle
Macfie, Hugh's heirs, farmer, Ballycaul
Macfie, John, farmer, Lower Ettrick
McGlashan Dug. , yachtmaster, Stonefield
McGregor, mis Eliz., Pointhouse cres
McGregor Mrs, Sardinia pi
Mcllraith, Mrs Elsie, Edina villa
M-Intosh, Don., Pointhouse cres
Mclntyie Andrew, farmer, Glenmore
Mjlntyre Alex., farmer, Dunalunt
Mclntyie, Arch, farmer, Ballanlay
Mclatyre Mrs Don., Lome pi
Mclntyie John, engineer, Pointhouse cres
McKinnon Arch, Angus pi
McLean Dugald, farm manager, Mechnoch
McKay Mrs John, farmer, Barone Park
McKay Mrs, 1 Stewart st
McKachnie, John, Govandale pi
McKenzie cadt. R, Angus pt
McKellar John, fisherman, Straad
McKellar Mrs Peter. Rhoda
MeKenzie Miss. Stella Maris
McKinnon Mrs Charles, Buckingham ter
McKinnon Mrs, Quay st
McKirdy Gilbert, carter, Angus pi
McKirdy Peter, Ardmalish cot
McKirdy Win, Straad
McLean, Hugh, Castle st
McLean Lach., farmer, Cranslagloan
McManus, Thomas, golf course keeper,
Rhubodach
McMillan Duncan, joiner, Inveryne pi
McMillan Mrs James, Burnside are
McMillan, Peter, retired, Pointhouse cres
McMillan Mrs Sarah. Angus pi
McPhail Alex., roadman, Lome pi
McPhail John, motorman, Buckingham tei
McPhail Mrs, Male,, Marine rd
McPhail, Mrs Mary. Iona pi
McQueen. Andrew, carpenter, 26 Castle st
McQueen Neil, labourer, Brown's land
McVicar John, Kilmichael
N
Neill John, Gleniea
Niven James, Ulva pi
Paterson mis, Marine
Paton Mrs, Victoria pi
P 'trie, James, cabinetmaker, Govandale pi
Poole Mrs, Blythswood
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ROBERTSON Arch. , tramway manager,
Pointhouse
Robertson Jas, Marine rd
Robertson Jas. , miller, Greenan
Robertson Robt., Greenan farm
Rodger Miss, Rose cot
Rodger Wm., saddler, Bannatyne Mains rd
Rodger, mis, Bannatyne Mains road
Salmon itrs, Govandale pi
Semple J. C, chemist, Lamont pi
Sharp, Daniel, surfaceman. Iona pi
Shaw Daniel, hlacksmith, Straad
Shaw Neil, blacksmith, Castle st
Shaw Neil, ploughman, Edinmoie
Shearer Jas., yachtmaster, Quay st
Shearer Matthew, boat-hirer, Marine rd
Shields Robt , Earl place, Rothesay
Sievewrght Wm H , Victoria pi
Simpson, Mrs and Hugh, farmers, West St
Col mac
Simpson John, farmer, Mid St Colmac
Sinclair, Dugald, seaman, Inveryne pi
Skinner H, constable, Lome pi
Smart A, gamekeeper, Karnes Castle
Smart James, Royal pi
Smith Mrs Georgina J, Sardinia pi
Smith mis, Creek drive
Smith John, blacksmith, Ettrick
Stalker Gilbert, teacher, Lamont pi
Stalker Gilb , yachtmaster, Lamont pi
Stevenson mis Janet, farmer, Kilbride
Stewart Alex. & Robt., farmes, Nether
Ardroscadale
Stewart, Arch,, blacksmith, New Hafton pi
Stewart Mrs Mary, Nether Ardroscadale
Stewait, Wm, church officer, Glenlec
Stewart, Wm., Marine rd
Stewart Mrs, Cuilnashamrag
Stinson, manager,Tramways, pointhouse
Stirling Robt, Angus pi
Summers, Archd, Melbourne pi
Sutherland Geo., Ebenezer pi
Sutherland John gardener, Iona pi
Symons Benjamin, Ardent igh
Orr Hugh Kerr, tailor, 31 Marine rd
Taylor Mrs Jessie, baker, Iona pi
Tennant, Andrew, IS Victoria pi
Thomson David, blacksmith, N Hafton pi
HOUSEHOLDERS— North Bute.
Thomson, James, moulder, Govandale pi
Thomson mi's Margt. , Roj'al pi
Thomson Xurss, Stewarthall
Welsh George, baker, Melbourne pi; ho,
Beeehbank, Bannatyne Mains rd
Wilson James, contractor, Victoria pi
Wilson James jun. Old quay head
Wotherspoon John, draper, Ulva pi
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Wallace Dan., gamewatcher, Tighentuder
Wallace Jms gardener
Waters mis Helen, Marine rd
Yuille, Arthur ,HKamesbank
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Parish of Kingarth.
Including the Village of Kilchattan Bay).
A
Allan James, Albeit place, Kilchattan Bay
AndersonAlx., p c, Kingai th Police station
B
Baillie Geo,, farmer, Langalb vin c'\
Batllie Win., Culevine, Kilchattin Bay
Bannatyne Mrs Bryce Kilchattan \y
Ballantyne Robert, Ascog bank
Bsgg James, blacksmith, Kingarth
Begs , gardener, Ascog bank
Beith Miss J, Kilchattan Bay
Bell Duncan, baker, Kilchattan Bay
Bell M. jun., mason, Kilchattan Bay
Black D, Windsor cot, Mountstuart
Black Daniel, joiner, Kerrycroy
Black Robert, roadman, Kilchattan Butts
Blackwood Miss A, Kilchattan Bay
Brisbane , Ascog hall
Bryden Wm, sell. bd. clerk, Kilchattan By
Campbell Arehd, Ascog
Campbell A A (of Giffnock), Kilchattan By
Campbell, Colin, farmer, Ascog
Campbell Mrs Wm., Kilchattan Bay
Christer Dvd., tilework labourer, Kil. Bay
Clapperton W. , traveller, Kilchattan Bay
Connell Edward, traveller, Kilchattan Bay
Cowie Jiev A R, U F Church, Ascog
Cowie L., Mountstuart
Crawford John., farmer, Little Kilchattan
Crawford, Thos., farmer, Drumreoch
Crawford Wm., farmer, Langalchorad
Crawford Wm., hotel keeper, Kingarth
D
Davis iniss Jeanie, Kilchattan Bay
Dean Adam, quarryman, Kilchattan Bay
Dean John, ploughman, Piperhall
Dott Angus, Culevin
Duncan Miss Bella., Kilchattan Bay
E
Esplin W. T., schoolmaster, Kingarth
F
Farmer David, gardener, Millbank
Ferguson David, farmer, Ardnalioe
Ferguson Duncan, Piperhall
Ferguson Dun. milkman, Kilchattan Butts
Ferguson Miss K, Wee Bay, Kilcliattan Bay
Fisher Geo., bootmaker, Kilcliattan Bay
Fleming Rbt, ssc, Oakfleld, Kilchattan B
Fisher James, Kilchattan Bay
Fisher Peter, hedger, Kerrylamont
Fisher Wm, postman, Kilchattan Bay
Fraser Mrs A S, Kilchattan Bay
G
Galbraith Miss E., Kilchattan Bay
Galbraith mis John. Kilchattan Bay
Gemmell Wm. farmer. Kerrytonlia
Gill Hugh, labourer. Kilchattan Bay
Gill James. Kingarth
Gillespie W., Gilroy, Kilcliattan By
Gilmour Thomas, tilemaker, Kilchattan By
Gordon Robt.. gamekeeper, Mountstuart
Gracie Wm, Home farm, Mountstuart
H
Hall Jas, vineries, Ascog
Heron Michael, gardensr, Mountstuart
Hinshilwood J, Ascog cot
Jamieson J, Burnside, Ascog
Jardine Mrs, Balmory
Johnston Alex, joiner, Mountstuart
K
Keith Mrs Dan., Mountstuart cot»
Keith Duncan, Mountstuart cots
Kelso Malcolm, Kilchattan Bay
McKay Chas., tailor, Klchattan Bay
McKay Mrs Margt., farmer, Bruchag
McKay Mrs Robert, Kilchattau Bay
HOUSEHOLDERS- Kingarth.
McMillan capt. Daniel, Kilchattan Bay
MMillau Wm, boatman, Kilchatnan Bay
Limont Andrew, joiner, Mewfarm
Lamont Jas.moiecatcher, Kilchattan Butt
Lucas Jas, teacher, Kilchattan Bay
M
Middleton Angus, Newfarm
Middleton Robert, Mountstuart
Morrison James, bakec, Krlchattan Bay
Morrison John, Ashgrove, Kilchattan Bay
Morrison John, fisherman, ,,
Morrison, Robt, ,, ,,
Mac
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Railway Convaalescent Home, Ascog
Robertson Arch, farmer, Kirgidale Knock
Robertson James, Kilchattan Bay
Robertson R., Kilchattan Bay
Rose mis David, Newfarm
McArthur A J, Kilchattan Bay
MeArthur Donald, R H, K B
Macbeth Miss Mary, Ard-Ascog
McDermot D, Mountstuart
McDougall Jn, fisherman, KB
Macewen Mrs, South Garrachty
McFarlane Mrs, St Margaret's, Ascog
Macfie Alex, fencer, Kilchattan Butt
Macfie Dan, jr, Kingarth
Martie, Dan, seaman, K B
Macfie Robert, K B
McKay Chas,. tailor, Kilcliattan Bay
McKay Wm., Ascog house
McKellar Male, gamekeeper, Baramore
Mclntyre Arch, K B
McKenzie John, gardener, Stevenson home
Ascog
McLeod N., gardener, Milibank, Ascog
s
Shaw Arch, ploughman, Kerrytonlia
Shelds Jas., engineer, Mountstuart
Smith, Mrs Millbrae, Ascog
Speirs Mrs, Piperhall
Steel Robert, tilework lab., Kilchattan Bay
Stewart Mrs Jas., Kerrycroy
Stewart Thos., farmer, Ascog
Stewart Wm., woodman, Kilchattan Bay
Stuart John, Marquis of Bute, Mount
stuart House
Swan George, Glencoe, Ascog
Thomas John, trapper. Kilchattan Bay
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Walker T, Kilchattan Bay
Wallace Dan, gamekeeper, Piperhall
Wilson Hugh, Korrycroy
INTERNATIONAL
PRINTERS & PUBLISHERS,
ROTHESAY.
Estimates Furnished on Application.
All Orders Punctually Attended to.
PART III.
TRADE R S .
ROTHESAY.
Accountants
Frasev R. W., 73 Victoria st
Loeh, Geo. O., ALAA, 20 Castlehill st
Miller, Peter, cv., 18 Watergate
McBain, AG CA, 43 Watergate
Maeklnnon Jms, cra, 11 Albert pi
Montgomerie, Ach., 11 Albert pi
Paterson James, fsaa, fcis, Public
Auditor), 18 Castle st
TErated Water Manufacturers
Cunningham & Co., Palace bldgs
Architects
Dewap, Duncan, 15 Castle st
McKinlay, Andrew M., 6 Castle st
MeLlntoek, George M., High st
Auctioneers
Montgromerie, A & F, Albert pi
MeKendriek, Walter, 47 Watergate
Bakers
Barp George G, 30 Montague St and
25 E Princes st
Brown Archd. 15 Tower st
Dick, Campbell S, 69 Montague st
'Co-Opepative Soc, 5J E Princes st
Lamont, John, 19 Gallowgate
Morris, James, 72 Victoria st
MuiP, Charles, 17 High st, 17 Argyle st
McNieol, James, 87 Montague st
McNlcol, Neil, 81 High st 23 Mon-
tague st & 21 Argyle st
Robertson, John, 11 E Princes st
Billiard Rooms
Lawrle, John M, Gallowgate
Billposters
Allen David, 45 High st
Blacksmiths
Baird, Andrew B., 113 High st
M'Bride, Robert, John st
Shaw Daniel, Croft lane
Watson D & Sons , 11 Castle st
Boarding Houses and Camps
Academy Terrace— Miss Stewart
Apdwell, Craigmore— Mrs Renwick
Apdyne-Elysium, Craigmore —
Terris
Apg-yle Boarding House, 11 Argyle pi
— Mrs Wilson, proprietrix
Aseog 1 Hall— C. M. Brisbane
Bell-Trees, 7 Mountstuart rd— Den-
ald M Stewart
Breadalbane 1 Mountstuart rd— A
Neilson Fyfe
carndhu, 6 Battery pi-Mrs M'Leod
Clifton— Argyle ter— Miss M'Neil
Co-Opepative Camp, Canada Hill
Cpaig-apd Private Hotel, Craigmore
shore- Mrs Lang
Faipfield, Craigmore— Mrs Campbell
Craiglea, Mountstuart rd— Mr Stirling
Craigmore House, near Pier— Arch
B Terris
Craig-nethan, Craigmore, Miss Kerr
Delhi House, 19 Craigmore road-
Messrs Johnston & Plumpton.
Empire, 5 Battery pi — Mrs Bain-
bridge
Greenbank. Ardbeg, Mrs Dr Reid
Helenslea, Crichton road — Misses
Ferguson
Healthepies, Canada Hill — James
M'Arravy
Ivy House, A M Boyd, 8 Argyle pi
Levengpove, Ardbeg read — Misses
MacDonald
Palmyra, 12 Ardbeg rd— Mrs Jones
Pension Craigmore— S Blaikey
Pension, Craigmore — M S Sinclair
Rivepsdale, 36 Argyle t-Mrs Read
Roekby, Elysium— Campbell
St Mapg-a rets, 2 Royal ler— Mrs M
Peacock 'Phone, 46
Waverley, Argyle st— sirs Johnston
Whitehouse, 19 Battery pi— Sweet
Windsor Boarding House, 27 Bat-
tery pi— Mrs Bird
Woodbank, 38 Ardbeg rd— Misses
Dunn
Y W C A, 20 Battery pi
TRADERS- Bothesay.
Boat Builders
Cooke Win., High st
Dewap Francis, Church lane, High st
M'Farlane, George, Mill st
Tayiop Jas., Ladeside
Boat Hirers
Campbell John, E. Princes st
Dewap, Francis, Esplanade
Freckleton John, Esplanade
Knox, Duncan, Albeit pi
McFarlane, George, Esplanade
MclveP, Jas., West Bay
Scott W, West bay
Symes, West Esplanade & Craigmorepr
Taylop, Jas, Esplanade
Weir, Ardbeg
Booksellers, Newsagents,
Stationers, &c
Buchanan Andrew, 49 Montague st
Clay, T. M., 11 Victoria st
Craighead Mrs, Guildford sq
Davie, John M, S Bridge-end st
Dougall JS., 21 Victoria st, 27 & 29
Montague st, and 33 Gallowgate
Duncan, Miss, Argyle st
Falplie W, 58J High st
Lyle, Miss 1 Montague st
Maekie William, 22 Mill st
M'Nicol Miss, 6 Bishop st 12 Albert pi
Bobertson, Marion, 45 High st
Sinclair, T & M, E Princes st
Stewart, Misses M. & F., 80 Ardbeg
Watepson, Mrs, Montague st
Boot and Shoemakers
Dick, B & J, Ltd , 44 Montague st
Edwards E, 75 Ardbeg rd
Greenlees & Sons, Montague st
Houston John, 12 Mill st
Murdoch Angus, 24 Watergate
Lochhead J, 5 Montagne st
McKay , 5 W Princes st
Mcpherson Donald, IS Bridge st
M'Stay Joseph, 8 Ladeside
Stead & Simpson, 99 Montague st
Stewart, David, (late B. & J. Dick),
105 Montague st
Stirling, W M, 6 Bridgend st
Sweenie, J, til High st
Thompson, A B, 92 Montague st
WeiP, I, 71 Montague st
Brokers
Dewar Francis, Church lane, High st
Faulds Wm., 11 & 13 M st
MoPPell, John (second hand goods) 6
Ladeside
116
Builders
Bone, Bobert, Bussell st
Duncan James, 13 Mill st
Hunter John B & Sons, Castle st
Lyle, Wm., Townhead
Cabinet Makers
Dodds, John G, Colbeck pi
Archer Samuel, High st
Smith, James, 13 Bishop st
SpeiPS, Chas S, Creek drive, Ardbeg
Carriage Hirers
Maptin, J. & A. , Chapelhill rd ; Call
Office, 20 East Princes st
Maptin Brothers, 35 Watergate
M'Garrity Wm, 21 East Princes st
M'Kirdy & M'Millan, East Princes st
Pullen Charles J, 21 Bridge st .
M'Kellar Capt, Craigmore pier
Tramway Company
Carriers
Bothesay and Glasgow—
Bipnie, Wm., lno Montague st ; Glas-
gow— 37 Mitchell st, & 31 Hutchison st
M'Gilp, Daniel, 3 Tower st ; Glasgow
—84 Virginia st., 104 E. Howard st.
and 17 Miller st
Bothesay, Port-Banxatyne and
MOUXTSTIART—
Faulds, W, Mill st
Meikle & McKellar, Quay
M'Gilp Daniel, 3 Tower st
Shaw & Gillies, Quay
Carting Contractors
Faulds W, 11 Mill st
Meikle & MeKellar, Quay
Mackirdy Taggart, 34 Bishop st
Shaw tfe Gillies. Quay
Cartwriglits
Kipkwood, David, 111 High st
McBride James, John st
Morrison Bobert, IS Mill st
Bobertson, John, Watergate
Caterers
Roseland Camp, Canada hill
Chemists and Druggists
Hicks Geo & Son, 1 Victoria st
Lyle, Wm., 13 E Prin: bs st
Meldpum Wm., 43 Victoria st, and
Port-Bannatyne
Tait, 94Montiguest
Wilkie Chas, 20 Argyle st.j'Phone 168
Drug stores.
Hunter's Photo store, 19 Bridgend st
Boebuck C W, 19 Columshill st
TRADERS- Rothesay.
Chimney Sweepers
The Slaters and
Miller Wm., 13 Stewart st
Semple James K, 2 Minister's brae
Ohina & Earthenware Dealers
Davie John M, 6 Bridgend st
McNab J W & Sons, 1 Albert pi
McRae, J, 29 Gallowgate & 107 Mon-
tague st
Coal Merchants
Andrews J, Church lane, High st
Dixon, Wm., Limited, 13 King st
•Gillies John, Bridgend st
Halliday George Ltd., Stuart st
Hogarth, John, 13 Bishop st
Mackirdy Taggart, 38 Bishop st
Sturgeon, Robert, 20 Mill st
Todd John B, 25 Bridge st
Confectioners
The Grocers and
Allan, Mrs E. R., 63 Victoria st
Biagioni F, 56 and 58 High st
Biegloni P, 38 .Montague st
Bonacopsi, Watergate st
Buchanan, I. & M., Victoria st
•Gornelli, Montague st, Dean Hood pi,
Gallowgate & Victoria st
Dobbie, Miss J., the Pier
Hunter, 15 Mill st
Forrest Mrs, 13 Tower st
Haig. Mrs, Kiosk, Meadows
Lawson Mrs, 17 Victoria st
McColl A D. 9 Gallowgate
McColl R S, 3 Victoria st
M'Dougall Robt, 6 Argyle st
McGhee Robt, 22 Bishop st
McVicar, Miss, 24 West Princes st
Parkhill Miss, 15 Gallowgate
Reid, Alfred, 5 Mill st
Suff redini G, 11 High st & 26 E Prin-
ces st
Contractors
Halliday, George, Limtd. Rothesay
Pier builders. General Contractors
and Contractors for Tar Macadam
roadways and pavements
Cycle and Motor Agents
and Repairers
Aird, David, 1 Mill st
Calder Brothers, 91 Montague st
Gillies John, 45 Montague *t
Thorn Alex, & Co, 22 Bridge st
Dairy Keepers, ifcc.
Birkett Mrs, Dean Hood pi
Buttercup Dairy Co., Montague st
Callan, Mrs, E Princes st
Laidlaw Mrs, 11 Bishop st
Lauder, Mrs, Carlton Dairy CaM, 19
Argyle st
Love, Miss, 3 Dean Hood pi & Bridgend s
Maypole Dairy Co., 56 Montague st
MeDougall Miss, 1 Gallowgate
McDuff Jins T, 4 E Princes st
MeFeat John, 14 W Princes st
McMillan Mrs, 10 Tower st
McMillan John, Watergate
Stone, Mrs Joseph, 2 Columshill st
Shaw, Miss Jean, Croft, 97 High st
Young 1 , Miss 13 Wyndham id
Dentists
Gordon T, Gartmore. 28 Argyle st
Mclllraith, James R., Edina villa,
Ardbeg
Thomson E Purvis, lds., rcs, Edin,
1 Argyle pi
Drapers
Brown A & Son, 31 & 33 Montague st
Caldwell Brothers, 1 and 2 Albert st
and 13 Montague st
Hill Mrs Susan, 78 Montague st
Lauder, Misses J & A, 88 Montague st
Lauder, Rbt., 9 W Princes st, <fe Albeit p
Miller & Co., 48 Montague st
Muir, Wm. C, 19 Montague st
M'Arthur, Peter, Albert pi
Dressmakers
Freckleton, Misses, Ornatus ter
Henderson Miss, Bute mansions
Haig, Miss, Seabank buildings
Higgie, Miss Migt. M'L., 20 Bridge st
Pinkerton Miss, Columshill st
Dyers and Cleaners
Cas tlebank, 48 & 53 Montague st
Pullars, 6 Dean Hood pi
Drysaltery.
MeFie, Miss Mary, 23 High st
Electricians.
Maitland Geo, 7c Bridgend st
McNab J W <fc Sons, 24 Watergate
Graham, Jas, 9 Montague st
Thom A <fc Co, 22 Bridge st
Engineers
Aird, David, 1 Mill st
McNab Colin, Chapelhill rd
Thom A <fe Co, 22 Bridge st
Yates Brothers, Chapelhill rd
Farmers
Ardbeg . . . . Mrs Alex Currie
Ashtiel'd . . . J M Baxter
Bogany . . . . A & J Bodys'
Crossbeg . . Duncan Currie
Eastlands Archie M'Gilvary
Gartnakailly . . Andrew T Ritchie
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TRADE RS— Rothesay
Kncckanreocli and
Larkhall
Little Grenach . .
Little Barone
Lochend
Lochly ..
Meikle Grenach . .
Westland
Windyhall
JohnM'Millan
Jas M'Intyre
Wm C Millar
Peter Canning
Malcolm McPhee
W Craig
Mrs John Currie
MrsT. H. Harvey
Firewood
Rothesay Firewood Co, 4s Mill s t
Fish Curers
Bapp, Peter A Sons, Ltd., Watergate
and 70 High st 'Phone, No. 169
Slaven John S, West Castl<> st
Tweedley John, 17 Stuart st
Fishmongers
Jeffrey, A & L, 117 Montague st & 5
Tower st
Slaven, J S, 22 High st and 61 Mon
tague st.
Smith, John, 35 Victoria st
Thorburn, John. IS W. Princes st.
Fleshers
Anderson, John D, Albert pi
British and Argentine Meat Gov, Mon-
tague st
Brownlie Wm., Watergate
Crawford Brothers, 19 Gallowgate
Currie John, lis Montague st
Currie, Duncan, 3 Bishop st
Eastman's Limited, 57 Montague st
Grant ,19 Watergate
Jones John, 89 High st
M'Intyre. James, si Montague
Squair, Wm. H, 5 Gallowgate
■Wilkinson James, 99 High st
Florists, Nurserymen, Seeds-
men, and Market Gardeners.
Cuthbertson, M .t Co., Craigmore
Nursery, Crichton id
Hall James, Vineries, Ascog
Lister, Alex., Meadowbahk, Barone r
shop, 11 High st
McEwan D, Eden pi High st
M'Laren. John. Braeside
McRae , Pointhouse
Fruiterers and Greengrocers
Beattie Miss M., 9 Argyle st
Beveridge J, 20 Tower st
Burgoyne, Mrs, 95 Montague st
Currie, Miss, 15 Argyle st
Inglis James, (i Gallowgate
Lawson Mrs, 17 Victoria st
Lister Miss, High st
M'Donald * Hannay, 25 Gallowgate
118
M'Dougall Miss, 1 Gallowgate
Macintyre, M. & E., Wyndhamroad
McLardy Mrs, Watergate
M'Nicol, Miss. E. Princes st
McRae, Earl Park Gardens, Ardheg rd
Rankin. Mistes. Albert pi
Slaven, James, 10 W. Princes st
Slaven, Jessie, Stuart st
Swan George, 79 Montague st
Gentlemen's Outfitters,
Burgoyne Wm. , 85 Montague st
Meikle Helen, Victoria st
McKay Charles, Victoria st
McLaehlan. John, 67 Montague st
Prentice George, 25 Victoria st
Glaziers
Murray D. C. & Co., 86 Montague st
also several Painters and Joiners.
Grain, Seed and Potato Mer-
chants and Manure Agents
Fisher, James, King st, W Castle st <fc
King's Mill, Mill st
Ferguson Duncan, 10 King st
McEwan, Duncan, 68 High st
McMillan, Wm,, John st
Grocers and Provision
Merchants.
(Licensed marked I).
Barclay Mrs Margt.,Wyndham rd
Baxter, John M., 19b Argyle st
Bryce Alex.. Barone rd
Brown, Mrs Alex. 34 Columshill st
Oallan, Geo. M., 21 E. Princes st
Cooper & Go's Stores Limited, 14 High
st & 24 Montague's
Cunningham, And, 47 Victoria st
Cunningham. Danl, 81 Montague
Currie, Miss, 14 Castle st
I Edgar Walter, 2 Castle st
Findlay. Wm., 137 High st
Finlay, Peter, Wyndham rd
'Furniss , 8 W Princes s?
Hamilton, Andrew, 2 Bridge-end st
Harvey jus b., 27 Mill st
IHolt Jas, Columshill st
Inglis James, C Gallowgate
Laidlaw Mrs, 11 Bishop st
Lamont Daniel jun, 92 High st
Lipton, Ltd.. Montague st
/Maltland, Joseph, 62 Montague st
Maltman, Tom, Mill st
/Millar, Mrs Andrew M., 1 Argyle st
IMoodie George, 72 Ardbeg rd
M'Callum, Mrs Neil. 90 Montague st
McColl, A I), 9 Gallowgate
Mcintosh Miss Nellie, 73 High st
McKendrlck, M's<, 39 Watergate
Mackinnon mis John, tt Montague *
iM'Lean Chas., Mill st
McNab, Hamilton, 84 High st
TRADERS Rotbseay.
Sloan Mrs J, 8S High st
Stone, Mra Joseph, 2 Columshill st
Stirrat Mr & Mrs, 8 Dean Hood pi
'Swanston Arthur & Son, W Prin-
ces st
ZUruqhart, J. A. & Son, 13 Argyle st
Hairdressers
Cameron, G O & Son., 51 Victoria st
Dow & Son, 17 Watergate
Lawson, Misses, 81 Victoria st
Mo-irison, Arch., 90 Montague st
M'Millan, Arclid, 7 High st
Weir, W M., 3 Bridge st
Hotel Keepers
l Licensed
^Argyle, 27 Watergate Miss Grindley
I Bute Arms, Guildford square— Wm
Watson
Bute Temperance, W Princes street-
James M'Millan
Esplanade Guildford square— John Fer-
gusson
George, Argyle st— Misses J & M Lyle
Glenburn Hydro, Mountstuart rd
Livingstonia, Guildford sci--J Blair
/Lome, Guildford square— John Lyle
Madeira, 1 Tower st— T A Bradbury
Osborne,, 87 Victoria st — Mrs Pirie
ZRoyal, Albert pi— Reston W
'Queens, Argyle st— John Blair
^Victoria, 57 Victoria st— John Blai T
House Agents and Factors.
Dewap, Dnnean, 15 Castle st
Fisher James, W. Castle st
Johnston jus, 12 Bridgend st
Miller, Robert C, Montague st
Montgomerie, Arch , Albert pi
M'Arthur, Peter, Albert pi
Macbeth & Maclagan, Mount-
pleasant
M'Callum, John, Savings bank
McKellar, capt Peter. Craigmore pier
Mackinnon Jas , cr a, 11 Albert pi
■Wilson, Alexander & Co., Castle
st
House Furnishers
Innes, M & G, 101 Montague st
Morrison John, 14 Towor st
M'Guire, Mrs, Russel st
Robertson, Angus & Son, Bridgend st
Insurance Agents
Campbell, J. R., Clydesdale bank
Fulton Wm, Castle st
Grant, Wm., Watergate
Higgie, George, 22 Bridge st
Hill Jack, Ba.rone rd
Logan Hugh, 18 Ardbeg rd
Macbeth&Maclagan.M'tpleasant
M'Kay, Chas. .Inn., 32 Castle st
Mackinnon, George, Westwood
Mackinnon James, CRA, Albert pi
Masterton, J. L., Bank of Scotland
Montgomerie, Arch., Albert pi
M' -Galium, John, Savings bank
Speirs. Charles, Creek Drive, Ardbeg
Tait M , Pearl, Bishop st
Turner, Colin B., Craigmore
Wilson, Alexander & Co., Castle st
Wood A Thomson, Royal Bank
Ironmongers
Brown & Co., 43 Montague st
Gillies John, 45 Montague st
Laurie T., 31 Watergate
Maitland George, 7c Bridgend st
McNab J W & Sons, West Princes st
McRae J., 107 Montague st
Napier, Thomas, 68 Monta gue st
6Jd Bazaar, Montague st
Joiners
Bowman, Wm., 1 West Castle st
Dobbie, Alex., Bishop terrace br
Dobbie & Macdonald, 3 Ladeside
Dodds, John G, Colbeck pi
Donaldson David, 22 Bridge st
Holmes, John, 83 Montague st
Johnstone, Hugh, Mill st
Morrison, Robert, Mill st
McBride, James, John st
McCallum & Son, 50 High st & Ard
beg rd
McNab. Alex. & Son, 24 Watergate st
Robertson John, 33a Watergate
Smith James, 13 Bishop st
Speirs, Chas. S., Creek drive, Ardbeg
Taylor, Edward, Kerrycruisach
Ladies' & Children's Outfitters
Astle, Mrs, 100 Montague st and 1 & 2
Dean Hood si
Bradley Margaret, Bishop st
Finlay. Miss, 93 Montague st
Freckleton, Misses, Ornatus ter-
race, Ardbeg
Heaton Miss Marion, 75 Montague sc
Hill Mrs, 85 Montague st
Hogg, Mrs, 15 Argyle st
Johnston G & A, 67 Victoria st
Lauder. Misses J.&A 88Mrntaguesfc
Lauder. Robert, 7 Albert pi
Miller & Co., 53 Montague st
McArthur, Miss, 69 Victoria st
McConnell C. & Co., 21 Montague st
McConnell & McArthy, 59 Mon-
tague st
Macpherson Miss F, 4i Gallowgate
TRADERS— Rothesay
Macmlllan's, 7 & 18 Argyle st ;
'Phone No., 92
Mactavish , iniss, 55 Victoria st
Ralston, Mrs, 9a Gallowgate
Whiteford, Miss, 3 Dean Hood pi
Laundries
Johnstone Miss, 25 Barone id
Richmond Park— agency, (Jhapelhill rd
Rothesay Steam Laundry--36 Bridge
st— John Rankine, prorpietor
Symes, R, 85 High st
Librarians
Clay, T. M., 11 Victoria st
Stewart Institute, Montague st
Lime Merchant
Mackirdy, T., 34 & 38 Bishop st
Mica Factory
Scottish Mica Co, Ladeside st
Miller
Fisher, James, the King's Mill, Mill st
Milliaers
Astlc, Mrs, 100 Montague st
Caldwell Brothers, 13 Montague st
McConnell, & Co., 21 Montague st
Maepherson, Miss, il Gallowgate
Maetavish Miss. Victoria st
Paterson, J., 31 Victoria st
Music Sellers
Calder , 4 8Montag\e st
Newspaper Correspondents
and Advertising Agents
Ewing, A., Buteman Office
Fleming Gavin. Express office
Higgie, Ceo., Directory and Guide Office
Mackenzie, M., Express Office
Stevenson Charles W. Buteman office
Opticians.
Vogt Wm & Son, 19 High st
Painters
Canning' Jas & Son, John st
Ferguson Alex., 7 Bridgend st
Murray, D. C. & Co., 86 Montague st
Stark John, iun., Chapelhill rd
M'Fie, Dugald H., 65 High st
Stewart W. & G., 22 W Princes st
Stewart J B & Son, 26 Watergate
Pawnbroker
Innes, Ceorge, W. Castle st
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Photographers
Adamson & Son, 23 Ar gy ie
Mackay , Dean Hood pi
Rodger, David, 9 Victoria st
Sweet, Charles & Son., 19 Battery pi
Plasterers
Duncan, Matthew & Co., Ladeside
Mi Quistin John & Co, John st
Picture Houses.
De Luxe, off West Princes st
Palaee, East Princes st
Waverley, Montague st West
Plumbers
Chisholm Wm, nr Fountain, Ardbeg
Cr-uickshanks, John, 49 High
Cunningham, Daniel, 17 Bridgend st
Duncan Alax, 10 Watergate
Gilchrist. Robt, 13 the Terrace
Miller Jas & Son, Columshill st
Napier. Thomas, 68 Montague st
Morrison, Bros., 33 Watergate
Peacock, A R., 23 High st
Porters
1 — Stewart, John, Hillhouse rd
2— McLean Angus, High st
3— M'Donald, Jas., 3 Kussell st
4 — Jas Bell, Columshill st
5— M'Lachlan Francis, Columshill st
6 — Dalgleish John, Castle st
7— James M'Dougall. Roslin pi
8 — William Rippie,
9— Patrick Shields, 55 Montague st
10— Maitland John, 9 Mill st
Postmen
Alexander John, 32 Castle st
Currie Wm, 3 Union st
Curry H, Eden pi
Ferguson, J., Argyle pi
Jamieson Robt, 20 Bishop st
Kean, Colin, 11 Mansefield pi
Leitch, Colin, Port-Bannatyne
Monechan T, Ardbeg rd
Mutch, John W., 66 Montague st
M 'Arthur, E., 94 High st
M'Farlane, R , Argyle st
M'Gilvary H, 14 Hillhouse rd
M'Lellan, M., 27 Argyle st.
M'Nab, Russell, 32 Bishop st
Nicholson Robt., 20 Bridge st
Perston Gavin, 68 Ladeside st
Robertson, John, 1 Columshill pi
Smith, Arch,, Croft lodge
Stewart J, Serpentine rd
TRADERS— Rothesay.
Potte d Meat Maker.
Ferguson, mis 21 Gallowgate
Poulterers, etc.
Jeffrey, A & L, 5 Tower st
blavsn J S,22 High st 61 Montague st
Smith John, 35 Victoria st
Thorburn, John, W, Princes st
Printers and Publishers
Buteman Ltd., 10 Castle st— Chas M
Stevenson, manager
Higgle & Co., 22 Bridge st
Bonnie Scotland s Besorts
Beluga Skotlando
Boni Shetland
Bute Count// Directory
The Coast Guide
La Enamieg'o dc la Naciuj
Scottish Scenery
Scots at Haute and Abroad
Mackenzie M& Son , Ex2>ress office, 10
-Montague st
Quarry Masters
Halliday, George, Limited, Long Hill
Quarry. Office— Sawmills. Whin
Sets, Kerb, Koad Metal, &c, &c
Keranant Shops.
McDonald Hugh, 52 High st
Whiteford Miss, Dean Hood pi
Restaurants and Tea Piooms.
Allan, Mrs E- J., 63 Victoria st
Barr, Jliss, Bishop st
Cuthill James, 3 Argyle st
Buchanan, Malcolm, 27 Victoria st
Buchanan Misses I. & M, 15 Victoria st
Cottage Tea Rooms. Albert pi
Donaldson, David, 7 Bridge st
Goldie Mrs, E. Princes st
Heaton, W. H., Jim.. 23 E Princes st
Johnston, Daniel, 82 Montague st
Kettledrum, Sutt'ridini, E Princes st
Kendall Sisters, 106 Montague st
Lawson, Mrs, 17 Victoria st^
Leitch, Mrs Henry, Argyle st
Moretti D, 16 E Princes st
Morrie, James, 72 Victoria st
Morrison Misses J & S, Boulevard, 77
Victoria st
M'Millan Miss, E Princes st
M'Neil Dougall, 15 Montague st
M'Quistan Miss, Montague st
Napier, W., "Royal," ill Montague s
Palace, Palace buildings, E Princes s
Royal Oak, Watergate— Jirs Carson
Scott, siiss, E Princes st
Stewart Institute, Montague st
Saddlers
Livingstone, Rich., 14 Castlehill st
Whiteford Jas, 20 High st
Saw Millers
Halliday, George, Limited, Union st
Home& Foreign Timber Merchants.
Sewing Machine Agent.
Sculptor
Kirkhope, Wm & Son, Townhead
Sheet Metal Workers.
Maitland Geo., 7c Bridge-end st
McNab, John & Sons, 24 Watergate
Shipping and Forwarding
Agents
Halliday, George, Limited, Union st,
Roth , and 50 W ellington st, Glasgow
Telegrams, "Halliday," Rothesay, &
"Craigielea," Glasgow
Miller, R C & Son, Montague st
Slaters
Hyndman, James & Son, Colbeck p
Leckie, Wm. M., Bridge st
Miller, James & Son, 5Columshill st
Paterson Robert & Son, 50 High st
Semple Jas K, 2 Mansetield pi
Spirit Merchants
The Licensed Hotel-Keepers
Bell, Duncan, "Galatea" Bar, 3, 5 and
7 Bridgend st
Brown David, Black Bull, W Prnces st
Brown, David M, high st
Campbell, Arch., Tower & Castlehill
sts
Crawford, Stewart, 4 Bridgend st
Dewar Charles, 8 Castle st
GarthlandT V, Castlehill st
Gillies JSeil, Guildford sq & Mon-
tague st
Harvey J, 70 Montague st
Heaton, James, 7 Victoria st
Heaton, Robert, 12 E. Princes^t
McCarthy, .lames, 15 Stuart st
M'Millan, Jas. S-, E Princes st
McRitchie Roderick, 20 Gallowgate
O'Connor, Martin, 27 Gallowgate
Freebairn T, 3 Victoria st
Robertson Wm., 25 High st
Taylor, D. M. , Tower st
Watson John, Athletic Bar, Gallow
gate
TRADERS— Kothesay.
*
Steamboat Agents
Meikle & M'Kellar f Williamson's)
Mackirdy Taggart, Bishop st
Gillies Neil (Jlacbrayne's)
Shaw & Gillies (Bute)
Watson T M, (L N E R)
Young J S, (L M 8)
Tailors and Clothiers
Hunter R A, Palace buildings
Johnston, James, -26 Montague st
Miller, Robert C. 46 Montague st
Mowat, P. M., 7 Bishop st
McKay, Charles, 39 Victoria st
Prentiee, George, 25 Victoria st
Sutherland Donald, 10 Gallowgate
Yates, Walter, 39a Mill st
Teachers
See Official List.
ESPERANTO
Higgle. George, -'2 Bridge st ; Deli
gito, Universala Esperanto Asocio
MUSIC
Booth J Ingram, Park pic, Bridge st
Christie Arthur S. Crichton rd
Dryden George, Argyle st
Love And. R, 13 Mountstuart rd
MKinlay Miss Marianne, Ferguson pi
Rodger, David, 9 Victoria st
SHORTHAND.
Higgie George, 22 Bridge st
SWIMMING.
Spence Geo., swimming baths
Sprowl, Robt, Skeoch Bathing places
Tobacconists
Barclay sirs Wyndham rd
Davie John M, 8 Bridgend 9fc
Dowell C & M, 102 Mon'ague st
L/lye Miss, 1 Montague st
McAleese, JF,4 Gallowgate
McGilp, 3 Tower st
McMillan, , 6 W. Princes st
Ramsay II ugh, 20 Argvle st
Sinclair, T & M, 19 East Princes st
Stewart Misses, SO Ardbeg rd
Stewart, R. B., Albert pi
Tait Robert, 83 Victoria st
Wilson, D., 60 Montague st
Toy and Fancy Goods Dealer*
Campbell. Misses A & C, Guildford sq
Clay, Thos. M., 11 Victoria st
Dougall, & Co., 21 Victoria st, and
33 Gallowgate
Dowell, C & M, 102 Montague st
Mathers, Walter, 3 Gallowgate
McNata JW & Sons, 1 Albert pi
Wilson, R, 2 W Princes st
Lyle, Miss, 1 Montague st
Stewart, Misses, 80 Ardbeg rd
Umbrella Maker
Macrone, Alex., 6a Ladeside
Upholsterers.
Currie Duncan, 15 King st
Fordyce John, Store In
Morrison John, 15 Tower st
Robertson, A. & Son, 21 Bridgend
Warehousmen.
Gunn Ltd, 16 Tower st
Watchmakers and Jewellor*
Coburn J, 16 Tower st
Dougall, J. S.. 21 Victoria st
Lauder, Hugh, 8 Albert pi
Lawrence, J Barr, 24 Argyle st
Wringing Machine Hirer
and Repairer
Aird, David, 1 Mill st
BOOT and SHOEMAKER- James Sweenik, 61 High Street, Repairs at
City Prices. Ladies' Sole and Heel, -Is Gent. 's Sole and Heel, 5/6.
Workmanship and Material Guaranteed
BOOTS and SHOES Repaired,— Workmanship and Material A 1 —Donald-
Macpiikusox, 18 Bridge Street.
Electric and Fancy Goods Merchant, Jas Graham, 9 Montague St.
Family Grocer — Peter Finlay, Wyndham Road, Ardbeg. — Order*
punctually attended to.
Potato Merchant — Duncan M'Ewan, 68 High street
Tobacconist, Stationer, & Fancy Goods Emporium — Miss Stewart, 80 Ardbeg Road.
Wholesale and Retail Fruit Merchant — Jessie Slaven, Stuart street
Parish of North Bute,
(Including the Village of Port- Bannatyne).
Bakers
Brown Arch, Crown Bids
Dick C S, 34 Marine rd
Welsh, George, Melbourne pi
Blacksmiths
Smith John, Ettrick
Shaw Daniel, Straad
Shaw Frank M, Castle st
Boat Builders
Alexander James
Fyfe, John, Ardmaleish
Malcom, Arch., Marine rd, west
Bute Slip Dock Coy, Ardmaleish
Boat Hirers
Alexander James, Marine rd
Alexander Jas, jun, ., ,,
Alexander John, Marine rd
Wilson, James, Maiine rd
Butcher
M'Fie John, Crown buildings
Carriage Hirers
Cuppie Robert Jardine Wm
Carting Contractors
Opay, J W, Castle st
Wilson, James, jun., Old Quay
Coal Merchants
Gray, J \V, Castle st
Wilson James, jun., Old Quay
Confectioners
Alexander, Miss, Inveryne pi
Allan M & B, Sandringham ter
Dairy.
Stowapt A, Marine road
Draper
Murray, Miss, Inveryne pi
Dressmakers
Bannatyne & Schroder, Marine rd
Hunter, Miss, Springwell pi
123
Druggist
Meldpum, Wm., Marine rd
Farmers
Auchavoulaig . .
Auchiemore
Acholter
Ardscalpsie
Ardmaleish
Aucha;itirrie
Ballanlay
Ballycaul
Ballycurrie
Bannatyne Mains
Barone Park
Craigberoch
Cranslagloan
Cranslagmory . .
Cranslagvourity . .
Drumachloy
Dunalunt
East St Colmac . .
Edinbeg
Eskechraggan . .
Glecknabae
Glenmore
Gortans
Greenan
Hilton
INCHMARNOCK—
Mid Park
South Park
North Park . .
Kilbride
Kildavannan
Kilmichael
Kilwhinleck
Largivrechtan . .
Lenihall
Little Kilmory . .
Mechnoch
Meikle Kilmory..
Mid St Colmac . .
Milton
D. M'Donald
Dan Gillies' heirs
John Crawford
Daniel Boag
Robert Muir
A & W Montgomery
Ptr& Ach M'Intyre
Daniel Macfte
J. Currie
D M'Kinnon
Mrs & Js D M'Kay
Wm. Carmichael
Lachlan M'Lean
Chas. Macfarlane
J. P. DicMe
G. Lyon ™
Alex. M'Intyre
Dunbar J. &G.
James P. Malcom
J D M'Millan
D M'Donald
Andrew M'Intyre
R Robertson
Ross
M'Intyre
Robt. Robertson
Hugh Lamont
A.MacfleandT Bell
Hugh Millar
Mrs Stevenson
Thos Lochhead
Marquis of Bute
Robert Duncan
Henry M'Conechy
D M'Donald
Ninan Duncan
D. M'Lean
Mrs James M'Alistei
John Simpson
James Middleton
i-R
■fl-
ip.
Nether Ardroscadale, Macalister
Quogach . . Airs Gillies
Quieh and Scalpsie John Martin, jun.
Rhubodach .. Marquis of Bute
Rullecheddan .. Mrs Wm Morn'soa
Scalpsie . . John Martin
Scarrel . . T. Lochhead
Shalunt . . Thos Harvey
TRADERS— North Bute Parish.
Stewart hall . . A. M'Intyre
•Stuck . . John Hunter
Upr. Ardroscadale Colin M'Callum
Lower Ettrick . . John Macfie
Upper Ettrick . . Wm. Hunter
West St Colmac . . Jn G Simpson's h
Fruiterers
Alexander, Miss, Inveryne-pl
Cuppie Robert, Marine rd
Grocers
Alexander Arch, Marine rd
Dickie Arch., Victoria pi
Hogarth, Mrs M. , Govandale pi
Keith, Cath. , Inveryne pi
M'Dougall Miss, Castle st
Hairdresser,
Small George, Marine rd
Hotel and Innkeepers, etc
Crawford, Mrs David, Crown
Duffin , Royal Hotel
Hydropathic, Swanstonhill
M'Fadyen ,Port-Bannatyne Inn
McKinnon Mrs Chas, Anchor Tavern
Scott Wm, Private, Pier ter
Ironmongers
Cuppie Robt, Marine rd
McPhail Mrs Malcolm, Marine rd
Joiners
Maleom, Arch., Shore St, West ■
M'Millan, Duncan, Castle st
Speirs Charles S, Creek Drive
Newsagents, Stationers, &o.
Burnside Wm, Marine rd
Cuppie, Miss, Post Office
Painters
Cunningham, Matthew, 9 Quay st
McDermot C, Castle st
Restaurateur
Welsh, George, Melbourne pi
Shoemaker
Thompson Angus, Marine rd
Tailor
Opp, Hugh Kerr, 31 Marine rd
POSTAL INFORMATION.
Inland letter postage, lid under 2 oz. ; each additional oz., id.
Letters for all Foreign Countries (except the U. S. A. and Tangiers) 2id for first oz.
l£d for each additional oz. British Possessions, U. S. A. and Tangiers, lid for h'rat
oz , and Id for each additional oz.
Post Cards Id each ; reply cards, 2d. Five words (of conventional nature) free on
a picture post card at printed matter rate.
Printed matter, under 2 oz., id ; £d for each 2 oz. up to 2 lbs.
Foreign Postage, id for each 2 oz., beginning at the first 2 oz.
Parcels— 2 lb. Gd ; 5 lb. 9d ; 8 lb. Is; not over 11 lb„ 1/3.
Postal Orders— 6d to 2s 6d, Id; 3s to 15s, l£d; 15s 6d to 21s, 2d.
Inland Money Orders— £3, 4d ; £10, 6d ; £20, 8d ; £30, lOd ; £40, Is.
July, 1928.
Parish of Kingarth.
(Including the Village of Kilchattan Bay.
Baker
Bell, D.. Kilchattan Bay
Jas Morrison & Son, Kilchattan Bay
Blacksmith
Balrd, A. B., Kingarth
Boarding and Apartments.
Stewart Donald M, Brandon House,
Kilchattan Bay
Stewart Donald M, Kiln Villa, K.B.
Boat Hirer
Bell, M., Kilchattan Bay
Builders
Bell, Malcolm, jun., Kelspoke
Bell, John Millhouse
Butcher.
Lyon Alex., Kilchattan Bay
Carriage Hirers
Comrie Jas, St Blane's ter
M'Fie, D., Post Office, Kingarth
M'Kirdy & M'Millan
Carters
Gill, James, Little Bay
M'Fie, Arch., Post Office, Kingarth
M'Fie, D., Kilchattan Bay
Confectioners & Fruiterers
Bell D., Kilchattan Bay
Logan Mrs, Pier house
Morrison J, Kilchattan Bay
M'Dougall, E & J, Kilchattan Bay
M'Fie, A., Kilchattan Bay
Dressmakers
Brown, Miss Jessie, Little Bay
Ferguson, Catherine, Little Bay
Dixon's Da in
Drumreoch
Dunagoil
Gallachan
Kerrycroy
Kerrycrusach
Farmers
Ambrismore
\rdnahoe
Ascog
Bareiield
Barnauld
Birgidale Crieff ..
Birgidale Knock,
Bruchag
Culevine
J. Jamieson's heirs
IMrs Ferguson
Colin Campbell
W M M'Millan
Wm. M'Intyre
Robt M'Dongall
Arch Robertson's his
. Arch.M'Kay's hrs
Alex. M'Farlane
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... Marquis of Bute
... Thos. Crawford
... Peter M'Kirdy
... R B Scott
... John Moiton
| Alister M'Queen
... I Robert Taylor
l/fhos Gumming
... Marquis of Bute
... Wm. & Mrs Martin
... W. Gemmill
. . Geo. Baillie
... Wm. B. Crawford
T. Mathie8on
Airs & J Crawford
Daniel Potts
A. Macfarlane
Robt & J M Alister
Kerry lamont
Kerrymenoch
Kerrytonlia
Langalbuinoch . .
Langalchorad ...
Largizean.
Little Kilchattan
Lubas
Meikle Kilchattan
Mid- Ascog
Nether Stravaunan James Martin
Newfarm .. Maiquis of Bute
Plan and Kelspoke Marquis of Bute
Quochag ... Arch Murray
Scoulag .. Marquis of Bute
South Garorchty Dr J Macewen
General Dealers
M'Fie Misses, Kilchattan Bay
Grocers
Morrison J, Kilchattan Bay
M'Dougall, Jane, Kilchattan Bay
MFie Flora, P O, Kerrycroy
M'Fie, Eliz., Kilchattan Bay
Hotel Keepers
Crawford, Wm, Kingarth
Lawson Jn, St Blane's, Kilchattan B
Morrison Mrs J, Kiln Temperance house
Joiners
Logan. Jas , Kilchattan Bay
M'Fie, Robert,
Motor Engineer
Comrie Jas, St Blane's ter
Newsagent, &c.
Morrison J, Kilchattan Bay
Shoemaker
Fisher, G, Kilchattan Bay
Tile Manufacturer
Gilmour Thos , Kilchattan Bay
Parish of Cumbrae.
(Including the Burgh of Millport).
Bakers
Allan Hugh, Glasgow st
Cunningham, Mrs John, 8^ Guildford.'st
Ross John, Qusiyhead st
Speirs Allan, 2S Stuart St & 24 Kel-
burne St
'Blacksmiths
Graham, Alex, Crawford st
Boat Builder
Mauchline Colin, Reid st
Boat Hirers
Dunan S. Glasgow st
Hunter R., Strathwherry
Mauchline Colin, Strathwherry
M'Neil J & L , Glasgow st
Booksellers and Stationers
Cunningham Jas. , 35 Stuart st
Blackburn J, l4.Guildford st
Davie C. Glasgow st
Hunter H, 19 J Stuart st
Kennedy W, Quayhead st
Boot and Shoemakers
Dunan Wm. H., Guildford st
Little H., Stuart st
Little H, Glasgow st
Builders
Duncan Geo, Kameston
Faulds Wm, Dorothy pi
Butchers
Waefarlane, J A. Guildford st
Shields, Thos., Glasgow st
Templeton. Wm., Stuart st
Carriage Hirers
Burnie Wm, 27 Stuart st
Kerr Walter, Clyde st
Morrison John, 16 Cardiff st
M'lntyreA. Ctawfordst
Shearep, John, Crawford st
Chemist and Druggist
Mackay David, 37 Stuart st
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Coal Merchants
Co-Operative Society
Kerr Walter, Clyde st
Munro John, Barend st
Confectioners
Boyd Miss Stuart st
Lyall Miss, Guildford st
M-Nicol Mrs, Stuart st
Rowatt John, Stuart st
Finlayson Mrs, Glasgow st
Miller John, Kelbnrne st
Monteith John, 6 Glasgow st
Contractor.
Faulds Wm, Dorothy pi
Maycroft George, 20 Kelbnrne st
Drapers
Allan Miss I., Glasgow st
Caldwell Miss. Stuart st
Campbell Arch., Glagow st
Co Operative Society Guildford st
Logie Miss, Guildford st
M'Innes Miss, Cardiff s f .
Rowatt Miss, Guildford st
Shearer M. & H, 27 Stuart st
Morton Miss, 52 Stuart st
Dressmakers
Mclnnes Miss, Cardiff st
Rae Miss, Cardiff st
Farmers
Barbour John, Ballikellet
Crawford John, Portyre
Cra wford Mrs. Karnes mill
Crawford James, Figgatocn
Finnie Geo, Upper Kirkton
Finnie James Mid Kirkton
Hill James, Penmachrie
M'Kay, R., Ballochmartin
M'Kirdy John, Nether Kirkton
M'Kay John, Breakouph
Fishmonger-
Houston Alex, Stuart st
Fruiterers
Baillie Mrs, 14 Glasgow st
Boyd M , Stuart st
Maclachlan Miss, 22 Glasgow st
Rowatt John, Suart st
Smith John, Stuart st
TRADERS -Cumbrae Parish.
Grocers
(Licenced marked I.)
Allan Jas, Glasgow st
Brown Miss Cardiff st
Co-Operative Society, Cardiff st
Graham Jas, Clyde st
Houston sirs A, Miller st
Hunter Chs, Stuart& Glasgow str
McKay John T, Guildford st
I McLachlan D, 40 Glasgow st
Wallace Jas, Quayhoad
iYoung Robt, Kelburne st
Hairdresser
Hunter H, Stuart st
Matthewson Miss, 52 Stuart st
Hotels
Cumbrae, Stuart st — G Tempini
Royal George, Qnayhead — M, '
Sommerville
Hydro.
Qappison. Glasgow st — Bolsover
Ironmongers
Davie Chas, Glasgow st
Kerr F, Stuart st
Leslie Mrs H W, Guildford st
Joiners
Duncan Thomas, Kameston rd
Munro Neil, Miller st
Taylor John, Barend st
Librarians
Cunningham Jas, 35 Stuart st
Davie Chas., Stuart and Glasgow sts
Hunter H, Stewart st
Milliners.
Logie Miss, Guildford st
Rowatt Miss, Guildford st
Morton, Miss, 54 Stuart st
Shearer Misses Stuart st
Nurserymen
Martin Robt, Viewfield nurser
M'Lachlan W. Kirkton gardens
Rowatt John, Glebe nursery
Painters
Hastie Geo, Howard st
Matthewson Andrew, 34 Howard st
Crawford Jas, Churchhill st
Photographers
Patrick A, Glasgow st
Wright A G, Cardiff st
Plasterer
Seaton John, Clyde st
Plumbers and Tinsmiths
M'DavidThosH. Crawford st
M'Kinnon H, Ritchie st
Risk James, Howard st
Restaurateurs
Connell Arch, 12 Stuart st
Hamilton Miss, Stuart st
Wright Miss, "Three Little Maids"
Slaters
Risk James, Howard st
Seaton John, Clyde st
Spirit Merchants
The Licensed Hotel-Keepers and
Freebairn J B, Cardiff st
Holms Mrs, Glasgow st
Johnston J (Kelburne) Stuart st
Paterson. Mrs Jeannie, Glasgow st
Steamboat Agents
M'Lean Allan, Keppel Pier
Stewart James, Harbour
Tobacconists
Davie Chas, Stuart and Glasgow st
Dunan Wm, Stuart st
Leslie W H, Guildford st
Toy Dealers.
Davie Charles, Stuart st
Graham Jas, Clyde st
Hunter H, Stuart st
Kennedy \Vm, Quayhead st
Leslie, H W, Guildford st
Copeland R, Stuart st
Town Crier
Ferguson James, Cardiff st
We.have strange experiences. While compiling the present issue, a firm
refused to pay for a former small order, or renew it, because a rival firm
secured a contract through our Directory — though they didn't advertise in it !
Scottish Home Rule Association.- .Object — To secure Self-Government for
Scotland. Particulars as to Membership, etc . .can be obtained on application to the
Honorary General Secretary, R. E. Muirhead,30 Elmbank Crescent, C2, Glasgow.
Phone, Central 5680, Glasgow.
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BUTE COUNTY DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENT
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With the Compliments of the Season from (Sender's name written here.).
Make glad the hearts of absent friends at the Festive Season by send
ins, along with that "dainty literary dish," ''Bonnie SCOTLAND'S
Resorts," specially prepared and mounted leaves of that remem-
brancer " O' name and infancy." Book and flower card, 5d per pair, 4s
per doz. post free, from
Higgie & Co., Publishers, Rothesay.
Forget Me Not.
With the Compliments of the Season from (Sender's name written here).
This modest flower speaks a language dear to all true friends, and its
real presence at the Festive Season will revive precious memories of long
ago 5d per pair, or 4s per dozen, post free.
Higgie & Co., Publishers, Rothesay.
"Ilka Blade o' Grass keps its aln Drap o' Dew."
With the Compliments of the Season from (Sender's name written here)
Even the emerald carpet of Bonnie Scotland is eloquent with lofty
sentiment, when clothed in the poetic language of her sons. Preserved
grasses, mounted on card, with appropriate verse, and issued as a sup-
plement to that " dainty literary dish," "'Bonnie Stotland'a Resort's,"
makes a charming Christmas or New Year present oil per pair, or 4s
per dozen, post Jree, from
Higgie & Co., Publishers, Rothesay.
Private Christmas Cards,
with posies of Real Scotch Flowers,
Printed with Special Greetings, from 3s per dozen,
post free, from
HIGGIE & CO., PUBLISHERS, ROTHESAY.
A real flower or leaf pn'd from the bosom of Bonnie Scotland is more
appreciated among our kith and kin abroad than is comprehended by
those who stay at home. It it was only known the enthusiasm such to-
kens create abroad, they would be despatched with avidity along with
" Bonnie Scotland's Resorts."
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KEEP THE SPELLING REFORM FLAG FLYING !
Phonetic Longhand.
A -DISTINCT LETTER FOR EACH SOUND.
E are indebted to Rev. J. Knowles, formerly Missionary
L. M.-S., Travancore, South India, for the accompany-
ing stereotype page of Phonetic Script :
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This missionary worked at a common alphabet for the
many and widely different languages in this illiterate land.
The up-to-date Japanese are discarding the Chinese hieroglyphic
for the extended Roman alphabet to represent their language.
Look oot for
"SKOTS at HEM and ABROD, and who wi' J.em Eorge&e'r."
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"SCOTS », HAMEa„a ABROAD" %M
to be Printed and Published by
International Printers and Publishers,
KOTIIKSAY, SCOTLAND.
Twelve Monti i ly Parts, 2a 6d post free.
Piinte.l in ENGLISH, SCOTS and PHONOGRAPHY
<in I Dedicated to
1HTE1R SCOTS
and wlio \\-r dem ferrgsder
The Contents will i iic-1 ude
Biographical and other Sketches— Historical and Legendary.
Travels and Adventures of Scots— Distinguished in the past
and those still Shining Throughout the Wide World :
Some Grave, some Gay, but all Instructive and Appreciable.
The English type shjws how the Language is Printed. ^
Tie Scats is not so easily classified, but
The Phonetic Type shows how each can be pronounced
correctly, at sight, by those who learn the alphabet.
Regeneration is Better than devolution ;
Peace and £ood-WUI, hath 'Victories Better than War.
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LANGUAGE
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But, like the fNTKavATioNAL Help Lingvo, ESPERANTO,
requires an extended Aphahet to keep pa e with its Growth,
and enable it to be read correctly ac sight.
Dediketed tu Briefer SKOTS at HEM and ABIIOD,
and who \vi' cleni feigader.
The varied contents will contain a select i"ti of
ORIGINAL and SELECTED
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Printed mostly in the COMMON LETTERS and introducing
UptoDate FonetikType.
Issued to Subscribers
12 Numbers, Two Shillings and Six Pen^e,, Host Free.
Single Numbers, 2d.
Published by HIGGIE & CO.. Int^mn tional Pri ter-,
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■mHlS IS NOT A NEW DESIRE ; BUT BESPEAKS
J- A GREATLY INCREASED INTEREST IN A
VERY IMPORTANT SUBJECT AT THE PRESENT
TIME. Under the appropriate heading,
"A Wasted Year,"
there appeared, on Srd May, 1924, a Special Article in the
Evening Citizen, Glasgow, showing that this is the time lest
in the life of every; child in Britain while acquiring the ir-
regular and inconsistent spelling of our language.
The Simplified Spelins Society is promoting a
petition to present to the Prime Minister, calling for the
appointment of a Royal Commission — including Scholars,
Teachers, Men of Letters and Men of Business — to consider
the whole question, and report.
Experiments already made by enthusiasts have proved
eminently satisfactory, and shows how much valuable time
will be saved for other studies by the removal of the speling
incubus.
The Spelina: Reformers include all classes of the people,
and the question is not a party one.
The Simplified Spelino- Society of Great Britain, and
the Speling Reform Association of U. S. A., have issued
the first number of a joint quarterly journal, " Speling."
Shorthand could not be written without a Reformed and Phonetic Alphabet-
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whole-oi YM/^T ATO'C! AND
SALE OIIW^I^/\iri O RETAIL
Stationers, Tobacconists, and
Fancy Goods Merchants,
"R^rj^O-B ,B'tiilcLings >
19-20 EAST PRINCES STREET, ROTHESAY.
Greenock Branches :
59 KUE-END STREET and 53 CAHTCART STREET.
A UNIQUE SPECIALITIES.
SOUVENIR IVY LEAVE S.
Printed as Button-Holes
FOR SPECIAL SOCIAL MEETINGS
and afterwards retained as Book- Marks
Commemorating Extra Pleasant Occasions.
Only from
Higgie & Coy., Rotheiay.
BUTE SEED, GRAIN and MEAL STORES
5 King* St, and 5 and 7 W Castle St, and
The King's Mill, Established 1480.
Bute and Ayrshire Ryegrass Seed. Seed Potatoes.
Clover Seeds and Turnip Seeds of the Various Sorts in their Seas'riS
Special Manures for All Crops, my Own Manufacture and Guaranteed Analyses.
My Garden Manure cannot be surpassed for Vegetables and General Purposes.
Dog Foods in Variety. Poultry Foods which give Best Results in Eg? Production
Phone no 2. JAMES FISHER, Merchant. Estabil886 .
BUTE COUNTY DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENT
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